Each set is cheap, costing less than 1 commander deck, and comes with loads of lands, creatures, and a handful of booster packs
Many creatures still only had one number to indicate their strenght, unlike the separate Power/Toughness we came to know later on
First, the chase rarities weigh like holos : Gold Stars (17.45 Unseen Forces, 17.24 Dragon Frontiers, 17.07 Power Keepers), Crystals (17.80 Skyridge, 17.55 Aquapolis), and Lv.X / Secret Rares (Platinum) all landed in or near their sets holo band the scale cant tell a Gold Star from a common holo
I do plenty of dumb things, and while I occasionally have great ideas when I'm building decks, I'm just as prone to the occasional misstep as anyone else
The color of the split cards is equal to the color of both halves as if they were one single card
It wont do you any favors in modern battles where power creep has left the card relatively weak, but it has become extremely valuable for its historic significance and rarity