It hard locks you into those colors and youre going to skew your decisions based around a multicolor card you might not even draw during any of your games
He's a guaranteed 2 lore when you play him, even if your opponent removes him immediately
You're excited for them, you know, or you feel very strongly that they're going to like it, and you can't wait for them to open it and start
The card's art is arguably beautiful regardless of whether one has memories attached to that game or scene, and Rhystic Study is a powerful card, but Stay with Me is very difficult to come by due to its rarity, price, and the price of Collector products
The Musketeer card has a Steel ink classification, meaning it's a strong card focused on defense