Thats the story youll hear people tell themselves when you tell them you send a stack of cards right off the factory floor and only 1 of them was deemed a 10
The only limitation I can see is that consumers have to choose whether to display the playable cards or the art cards, but not both
And An Offer You Can't Refuse trades a dangerous spell for two Treasures, an often acceptable downside when you deny a key spell like Ad Nauseam or Final Fortune
It's still more of a casual deck - when Field Creeper is in one-third of lists, you know you're not dealing with next-level power - but it can certainly win games
White Orchid Phantom Ouch
Even beyond the dual lands, Wizards could spend the next several years making piles of money selling foil Mox Diamonds, Moats, Gaea's Cradles, and Mishra's Workshops, and these are only the most expensive of the Reserved List cards