You can find out the rarity by looking at the bottom left symbols: common (circle), uncommon (diamond), rare (star) there are also holofoil/shiny versions called holo rare and reverse holo rare
(There was no white as I made two two-color decks to play against each other for demo purposes.) The idea behind mixing up the triggers was that each color would have a different feel
It resembles mechanics in other digital card games
Rounding out the top five is a 1998-era Blastoise card commissioned by Wizards of the Coast for a retail presentation, so store owners could have a glimpse at what the cards looked like
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Our deck is loaded with ping cards: we're looking for cards that are as mana-efficient and repeatable as possible, like Manabarbs, Spiteful Visions, and Kessig Flamebreather, or utility pingers like Pestilence which clears the board of opposing creatures while pinging