Each one brings a different vibe, some make you feel like a god, others are more about strategy and timing
The final advertisement card included in MTG boosters (which sometimes doubles as a token creature) has a 25% chance of being replaced with a card from something that Rosewater calls The List - a collection of 300 interesting cards from across Magic: The Gathering history
Many early MTG cards suffered wear from heavy play, but this perfectly preserved specimen stands as the highest-graded copy ever recorded
Sure, a Drannith Magistrate is about as safe a stax piece as they come, but land an ill-timed Teferi, Time Raveler and suddenly you are the only player capable of holding back the bevy of opponent win attempts which may be made as the game progresses
Battles are good, especially if you get decent value out of the front card and see the transformed side as extra
Every set bleeds out its bulk