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Maybe its the psychological effect that people don't cover a billion cards anymore, but then again I was testing mostly against Twilight variants and decks that are not so trap-heavy by nature
The new format doesnt have a lot of permission, and is lacking Noble Hierarch (thankfully) so a three-mana walker is looking pretty good, especially when it comes down on turn two and bumps to six loyalty immediately
The matte texture makes them easy to shuffle and hold, the transparent front is clear enough to not tint the cards