Most of my drive to do this is squarely in the I want my deck to not be boring to play category, but it does have the nice upside of increasing the chances I have to win games, too

Synthoids Aang and Katara Aang and La, Ocean's Fury Aang's Defense Aang's Iceberg Aang's Journey Aang, A Lot to Learn Aang, Air Nomad Aang, Airbending Master Aang, Destined Savior Aang, Master of Elements Aang, Swift Savior Aang, at the Crossroads Aang, the Last Airbender Aarakocra Sneak Aardvark Sloth Aatchik, Emerald Radian Abaddon the Despoiler Abandon Attachments Abandon Hope Abandon Reason Abandon the Post Abandoned Air Temple Abandoned Campground Abandoned Outpost Abandoned Sarcophagus Abattoir Ghoul Abbey Gargoyles Abbey Griffin Abbey Matron Abbot of Keral Keep Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward Abduction Aberrant Aberrant Manawurm Aberrant Mind Sorcerer Aberrant Researcher Aberrant Return Abeyance Abhorrent Oculus Abhorrent Overlord Abiding Grace Abigale, Eloquent First-Year Abigale, Poet Laureate Abjure Abnormal Endurance Aboleth Spawn Abolish Abolisher of Bloodlines Abominable Treefolk Abomination Abomination of Gudul Abomination of Llanowar Abomination, Irradiated Brute Abomination, Terrifying Titan Abomination, World Ravager Aboroth Aboshan's Desire Aboshan, Cephalid Emperor About Face

And Chansey had that awesome reputation in the games for being ridiculously elusive, so when you came across one in the Safari Zone, you freaked out and your blood rose and threw you into a fit of maxed adrenaline and excitement at the chance at getting one
Afterall they sell the same American English cards in places like the UK, Australia and New Zealand: where they eat lorries, drive crisps and drink boohwowoers
Miller today is eloquent in describing the intricacies involved in designing a card game such as Magic. A game design veteran who eventually found his way to Magic parent Wizards of the Coast, Millers path wasnt direct, and included time spent as a prison guard