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This pleasantly green card has Leafeon being just like a wild cat perched on a tree branch high above the ground
It's not just gameplay utility that makes these cards costly -- it's the difficulty of finding physical copies of those cards, hence players' constant demands for reprints in Masters sets and even Commander deck cycles
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That aside, it creates an interesting mini-game where creatures are gradually killed off from weakest to strongest