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The main culprit is the huge power creep that MTGs had across the last few years, printing cards especially creatures that are more powerful than old Snappy in a vacuum

Just like any other card in the game, Location cards cost ink to be played

If it's an Xyz monster then they can banish a Spell or Trap card

Closely related sets that share a prefix, or set with multiple subsets within them (such as Yugi's Legendary Decks), will often replace the first character of the set position number with a letter (different for each set or subset), and number each set or subset separately