The rules were simple but magical
Kid, whenever he is played or he attacks, will give your leader a 1,000 power boost until the start of your next turn, making your leader a mini Whitebeard, or in Red/Purple Luffys case, a 7,000 wall to overcome
Rather than being viewed as a different subset of Magic as the team intended, players would instead say, this isnt a real Magic card. This led many players to prohibit the play of silver-bordered cards, even in casual formats
It's the cheapest way for Charizard fans to get their own dose of cardboard nostalgia, which is great as the card still has the iconic art of Charizard roaring
In layman's terms, there was a time in Magic when you could cast Waylay during your opponent's end-of-turn step and then attack with the three tokens on your next turn