With these cards, we can simply cast a Glorious End to make our opponent skip their turn and then, when it comes time to pay the price during our end step, counter or exile the "you lose the game trigger." Problem solved
You basically had to be living in Japan in 1998 to even have a chance of obtaining one when it was first released, and now mint condition copies sell for hundreds of thousands (and sometimes even millions!) of dollars
Not only does it negate Blood Moons impact on color fixing, Arcums Astrolabe comes alongside larger snow-covered basic land counts
The Reaper also has a brake to force you to lose life too when you draw the card
From the original 150 Pokemon, Snorlax cards have gone under the radar in recent times, so it's nice to see a beautiful full-art gold version, allowing the full size of Snorlax to feel very apparent