The problem is, sleeves are confusing
They might enable more unusual strategies - for instance, synergy with other Dreamborn or special triggered effects that break normal TCG conventions
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MTG: Scrying Improves Consistency & Reduces Randomness Scrying effects first appeared in the Alliances set back in the 1990s
Especially since you'll likely be running Tamatoa - So Shiny