Sea Kings' Blessing was only printed in the 1994 Legends MTG set, so copies are far and few between
Or, there are just more buyers for the cards rather than the packs, since that way they know theyll get the card they want
Unlike todays MTG cards, these were printed on unique orange cardstock, often featuring handwritten notes from playtesters
It's no surprise if you haven't seen these Pokemon grouped up before, as they come from different generations and operate under different mechanics
Firstly, it's only two mana, making it cheaper than almost every other ETB sacrifice creature that sees play
Partner (You can have two commanders if both have partner.) Illustrated by Jason A