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One reason is the two-per-deck restriction, which makes risky cards like Misty that are tied to coin flips less appealing due to the hit to consistency
If you really wanted to cover all the bases, you could add 9 more cards that, according to my research, are rarely but occasionally played competitively these days: Arrogant Wurm, Beetleback Chief, Bottle Gnomes, Fyndhorn Elves, Order of Leitbur, Order of the Ebon Hand, Portent, Shield Sphere, and Whispers of the Muse
So the fairy tale creatures live in the woods and the knights are fighting the fairy tale creatures