Theres very good reason for them to keep that private: the demand for the card is extremely high among wealthy collectors, and it could represent either a life-changing amount of money, or a massive liability and risk of theft
The Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Prerelease Pack contains 6 Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Draft Boosters, 1 foil-stamped Rare or Mythic Rare from the set, 3 double-sided foil dungeon cards (Tomb of Annihilation, Dungeon of the Mad Mage, and Lost Mines of Phandelver), 1 d20, and 1 card storage box
Its mostly on those grounds that Id be interested to see some small reversal of the trend
Its not a particularly special card in terms of its attacks, however, and as a Colorless type Pokemon that can deal, at max, 150 HP of damage (if youre lucky on coin flips with Fury Swipes), this isnt a card thats going to make an appearance in many decks
a quality of life term in gaming that indicates taking some pressure off of the need for a perfect run by augmenting your build