While I know you'll take my word for it, I'm leaving it to other folks to explain why ward matters
Light Test and Rip Test (Non-Destructive Alternatives) Collectors sometimes use a light test - holding a card up to a strong light source - to check whether the inner layer of the card is visible, which can indicate a genuine card's construction
Using an attack automatically concludes a turn, though players are allowed to end their turn without attacking
Even though the effect itself may be fairly standard, and it makes sense in the context of the archetype, this is the only card in the entire game that mentions any Level higher than 12 on the card text and for this reason alone, I think it cements its spot in the list of cards that break the rules in strange ways
At 257 to a pound, one thousand magic cards weighs roughly 3.9 lbs, and you can figure that three thousand will weigh just about twelve pounds