A Lost Legends card (from the 1994 set, Legends) replaces a Common in 3% of boosters.
The hero and villains throw around draw three cards, reanimation, scavenging your opponent's graveyard, stun counters and discard payoffs
You can toss away beefy threats in the early game to draw out weaker things you can play now, knowing full well that you can discard something else later to drag that bigger creature back from the depths of hell
As I said earlier, these decks place a special kind of pressure on the opponent, one that requires the person sitting across from you to shift their strategy or pay the price
Until then, however, assuming such a scenario ever occurs, the cards value will only continue to appreciate
The idea is that, without the bleed, the printers/cutters will need to be concerned about where they need to cut the card maybe theyll cut too little of the card and maybe the border wont be thick enough