A playing card's thickness and card stock have a significant impact on its feel and quality
This is kind of necessary to making Bitterthorn good, as the 1/1 token will be chumped the majority of the time and youll then have to pay three to equip again, which is a lot
It can still be slow and low-impact against decks that go way over the top, like Green Devotion, but if you just pay attention to how you feel when your opponent casts it against you on turn two in Limited, you might realize that the impact of that card is high enough that it demands serious exploration in Constructed
In this context, Sol Ring is the worst card in the cube
If your "Fabled" monster attacks an opponent's monster and you have less cards in your hand than your opponent, your monster gains ATK equal to the difference in the number of cards x 200, during damage calculation only