cards are defined by legal power and real gameplay impact , not just theory or nostalgia
($250 is our estimated distributor buy price, or what Wizards makes when they sell the boxes to a distributor) For a little context, Lord of the Rings Holiday edition was at 1.5 million packs, and the main summer set was 3.3 million
It's worth watching as the English meta develops
The Showcase versions, however, did make up for lost value and have maintained their worth heading into the March of the Machine release
Cards that modify damage like this come with a rules disclaimer: "If multiple effects modify how damage will be dealt, the player who would be dealt damage or the controller of the creature that would be dealt damage choose the order to apply the effects." In the case of damage amplifiers (Ex
My guess is that this was a playtest name given to the card by the design team and development loved it so much that they decided to keep it