And the fact that there are a lot of powerful cards here but that theyre almost all build-arounds in some fashion really works for me
In the "Savage Hunter" deck, rather than Izoni, Thousand-Eyed and Mask of Immolation, you'll find these two new cards perfect for multiplayer games with that Jund sacrifice deck: And in the "Knights' Charge" deck, rather than Shivan Dragon and Tajic, Legion's Edge, you'll find these two multiplayer-attacking powerhouses: As Melissa alluded to earlier, this is one of the ways they could make cards that were powerful for Brawl, without risking that the set would have cards you would badly need for Standard Constructed
You dont want to clone a value creature like Orcish Bowmasters or Storm-Kiln Artist, you want to copy something thats aggressive and capable of attacking, otherwise you leave most of this cards potential on the table
It also contains a variety of special cards and reprints that are not available in other sets
Each Set Booster contains 12 Magic cards, 1 Art Card, and 1 token, ad card, Helper card, or special card from Magic's history (a card from "The List"), with a combination of 14 Rares or Mythic Rares, 27 Uncommons, 38 Commons, and 1 Eternal Night Full-Art Basic Land card in every pack.