In order to make a Werewolf connection, the card was done in one of the colors in which Werewolves were found in Innistrad block
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I suspect this will soon also get cut as low power general purpose cards need to see play in more than one broad archetype to deserve a cube slot
During the early days of MTG, players who had spent thousands on it protested at the possibility super rare cards would see endless reprints and cheapen their collections
