They threatened litigation, but I'm standing firm
While writing about the price of Blue Ugin, being a dragon aficionado and collector, I pondered about where Blue Ugin would rank among the most expensive dragons in Magics twenty-two year history
The Reserved List solved an existential crisis back in 1996, but because it promised that the cards on the list would " never " be reprinted (and because Wizards has mostly kept this promise for 25 years), it has ended up causing problems in the decades since as we are stuck with a supply of Gaea's Cradles, Underground Seas, and Lion's Eye Diamonds befitting a game with hundreds of thousands of players for a game that now has 20 million
They shouldn't have been reprinted in Magic 2012 where they kept dominating Standard
If you ever manage to play this when someone goes for Armageddon, Decree of Annihilation, Jokulhaups, etc., you may witness a coronary event