Both apply continuous advantages to the players who has them, both apply to one and only one player, and both have very narrow interaction with other cards, only ones that explicitly mention them
If we think of each block as either new territory or a revisit, we have: Mirrodin [Revisit of Antiquities], Kamigawa [New], Ravnica [Revisit of Invasion] Time Spiral [Revisit of Everything], Lorwyn [New], Shadowmoor [New] Shards of Alara [New], Zendikar [New], Scars of Mirrodin [Revisit of Mirrodin] Innistrad [New], Return to Ravnica [Revisit of Ravnica], Theros [New] Khans of Tarkir [New], Battle for Zendikar [Revisit of Zendikar], Shadows over Innistrad [Revisit of Innistrad] Revisit-New-Revisit-Revisit-New-New-New-New Revisit-New-Revisit-New-New Revisit-Revisit Time for more New then
Predator is the best of both worlds as you can throw it down at your convenience and either prevent the sensible casting of enchantments and artifacts or deal with those in play already and still be around during and after
For instance, the PSA logos might not alternate on the front, or there may be fewer than six logos on the back
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Or a synergy of all three
