English cards are generally thicker and opaque, meaning they dont let light pass through (with the exception of some vintage sets from the Wizards of the Coast era)
Also, as long as there aren't too many keywords (you can create vocabulary overload for new players), they help add flavor and cohesion to the mechanics we use a lot
Any Pokmon in play other than the Active Pokmon must be put on the Bench
Light and Moderately played copies of Vexilus Praetor are available for $25, but finding near mint copies for a discount isnt possible at the time of writing
Green has the widest array of creatures to draw upon, ranging across all power levels, and generally is able to dominate the battlefield with many creatures in play at once
Among them, 'Master, Multiplied' went up in price because people thought, 'If you swap text with a creature that has Myriad, you can keep copying Deadpool and stealing text forever!' (I'll skip the detailed explanation, but when you create a copy of Deadpool, the exchanged text is not a copiable value, so the copy enters as a 'Deadpool with the text-exchange ability' and performs a text exchange as it enters.) So, there are many 'Myriad' + Deadpool decks on EDHREC, and I tried building one myself, but honestly, the feel wasn't great
