This, at least in part, probably explains the higher deck price, although to be fair, if Legacy is your primary format, new players have to buy a Legacy deck if they want to play, so the comparison to Magic's Standard seems reasonable
Instrumental to that plan was the street artist Errant, who was entrusted with placing the charges that would topple the skyscrapers
It may fade off into the distance, but I can at least understand the hype here
Two types of cards are banned: generically powerful cards that would warp the format, like Oko, Thief of Crowns, and cards that prevent an opponent from leveraging their commander
For two Colourless Energy, the attack does base 30 damage