Over time, this strategy has evolved, and many similar mechanics have been introduced in Magic: The Gathering
Growing up in America during the 2000s, being surrounded by Pokmon cards was a common part of adolescence for many peoples childhoods
The Eevee expansion is universally popular and the Pokemon Center version is limited
Whenever I see a new card that could potentially let us use their cardboard, we as 75% deck-builders look at the card through that lens, as well as some others like "will this suck on webcam games" as that's become a new reality as well as "will this make the opponent miserable?" I don't think Tergrid is bound to be that bad for webcam games, personally
Not to mention, Urza brings his own Construct to generate immediate value even if he does get killed
Vedalken Orrery also saves you mana because you can now run low-cost sorceries instead of instants, which are more expensive due to their versatility