My first thought was of the ancient carving of Mew shown in Mewtwo Strikes Back, which was created by the native people living in the Amazon jungle to honor their protector god and enshrine its eyelash
This has been realized expertly on cards such as Vault 11: Voters Dilemma
The Kaust, Eyes of the Glade display commander is printed with the foil-etched treatment on a thicker cardstockgreat for showing off your commander but not legal for play
This can ultimately allow the player to potentially find a vital card that's necessary to win the game, whether through reducing the opponent's deck size, healing their Pokmon's health, or in Charizard's case, finding more Leon cards to discard to increase the damage output from Royal Blaze
Compare it to the other cards in this set -- well, okay, Dark Designator also features a dramatic point, I guess
But how does shroud work, and why is it so important