Lurrus of the Dream-Den Companions break the game because players with companions start with a free extra resource, which gives them a huge edge over players without a companion
Players use these cards for Commander proxy decks, cube proxies, token decks, tabletop RPG props, and fantasy card collections
But while released alongside the much cheaper Unlimited reprint set, and not Alpha, first edition artist proofs are even more scarce than real Unlimited, Beta, or Alpha cards (or anniversary edition 'non-tournament legal' pieces for that matter)
Additionally, trample is a super important keyword for creatures of this size as they are incredibly susceptible to being chump blocked by smaller creatures your opponents control
And thats all the more true given this set contains a collection of Eeveelution arts that are going to be so, so expensive
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