It does require a bit more investment, however, otherwise you can easily end up ripping booster packs searching for a card that's in the other set
His Spider-Man is as amazing as he is creepy, immersed in the surreal landscape typical of the visionary French artist
This thing embodies everything I love about Innistrad
Seeing as its attack only required colorless energy, Scyther could be safely slotted into any deck, and it was for a time, though using Swords Dance turn one and then tossing a Double Colorless energy and attacking for 60 was a truly spicy way to begin games back in the day when this card was released
Hushbringer is a good litmus test for if players play enough wraths and removal spells, and for whether players are too greedy with deckbuilding to not spread key effects over different spell types (instant, sorcery, on-cast, as well as EtB)
So, satisfying the historic requirement and can reasonably get the second ability off