focused primarily on more monstrous designs for its creatures, the modern game has leaned heavily on more beautiful and stylish monsters, and this has led the unsettling cards to take a backseat to their more popular counterparts
This can happen because certain key cards that countered them have rotated out, or because new card combinations become viable
MDFCs have long been a deck-building hack as long as you are willing to use them as lands when needed
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According to Yugipedia, the only information available on the Phantom of Yubel shows that it is a DARK Monster card that also falls into the Fiend, Fusion, and Effect types, and is at Level 9
I definitely didnt design the deck to have them, but there might be some I didnt intend