I dont know that this is the case
It also takes effect instantly and only costs one blue mana, which makes it an amazing way to shake up a game and one-up your opponent in a pinch
He tells Wargamer that when he first brought it to his LGS, Gaming Kingdom in Ottawa, Ontario, "most of the playgroups stopped playing to take a look, and a few people ended up spectating as I played the deck for the first time"
3 Charizard ex
Phyrexian Tower 7/10 Two mana (or even the effective one that you get) is a whole lot better than one life
Or, if youve been collecting for a while, you could go through your own collection and discover you pulled the card in 2006 without even knowing what it was, maybe played a few games with it, used it to practice flicking cards at your sister, then eventually dropped it in a pile on the floor which your mom picked up and put in a shoe box and then stored in a damp corner at the back of the attic