Because of its low damage and easy access as a dual land, it is essential in multicolor decks, especially in Commander
follows the adventures of high school student Yugi, who has a magical secret that comes to life when he plays his favorite card game: 'Duel Monsters.
Inside this card lives a world of color and activity one that adds to the story the artist is conveying
The order doesn't mean anything (well, other than I'm capable of alphabetization)
However, there is a larger question here
This is a large task, and its a credit to the graphic designers at Wizards of the Coast that most of the set symbols throughout Magics history live up to those three criteria pretty well, especially with the explosion of unique products with unique set symbols since 2007 and the release of the first Duel Decks