Unfortunately, it was made a rare and as such ended up on the Reserved List (a list of cards made by Wizards that we've promised never to reprint.) What's a designer to do
One great tool thats available to preserve your answers is to threaten to use them without actually using them
Though it does have some similarities to red/green and its Powerstone-focused playstyle, green/blue is entirely focused on just throwing out as many as possible, making massive amounts of mana, and using it to cast even bigger creatures
I also understand that the in person restriction is wellrestrictive, especially to all of you overseas
Perhaps there is a refined club of billionaires who exclusively play Magic as Richard Garfield intended - cards without set symbols, no sleeves, no card limits in deck construction - but other than that, this powerhouse is purely a collector's item
While Purphoros was indestructible and usually wouldn't even be a creature, both Imodane and Ojer Axonil, Deepest Might are easily removed