Turning the targets into treasures is certainly a drawback since it gives players the option to turn their useless card into mana, but ironically players will often crack their treasure and lose the opportunity to get their card back when Kitesail Larcenist leaves the battlefield
your opponent can pay 2000 LP to make this card's effect "Set this card instead of sending it to the GY after activation", otherwise, for the rest of this turn, that face-up monster cannot attack, its effects are negated, also it is changed to face-down Defense Position during the End Phase
Enchantment players are suffering.) There were some enchantment cards of note, but a fun new line of rules text acquired in this time was When ~ is put into the graveyard from the battlefield, return ~ to its owners hand. This line of text is especially famous on Rancor, a card that was changed last minute and turned out to be more powerful than expected
Its still a 6-mana planeswalker that essentially does what you could be using Double Vision to do instead, but you cant disregard the extra abilities here
