it's a three-star card with "immersive rarity," and there is a 1 in 300 chance of acquiring Mew #86, so it'll take some work and patience (or incredible luck)
Its time to get your party started with style and sprinkle it with Pokmon magic
So how do you get your cards graded and more importantly how do you send them in correctly so they aren't lost, damaged, or incorrectly evaluated
Ley Druid + Juniper Order Druid + Blossom Dryad The trifecta of Ley Druid, Juniper Order Druid, and Blossom Dryad are effectively the same card: a begrudgingly playable ramp spell
And I think that pretty much gives away the reason lock cards arent treated as just another answer by the player base
They can't be countered or redirected by standard instants and activated abilities, so the only way your opponent can interact with them is with something already in play