Some 1-drops for the deck include Steel Wall, Excavated Wall, and Perimeter Captain
Master of Ceremonies The more opponents on the table, the better Master of Ceremonies becomes
"Mill" is a colloquial term that originates from the card Millstone, used here to mean "putting the top cards of a player's library into his or her graveyard." For example, you could say, "In the finals of the Pro Tour Qualifier, Herbert cast Tome Scour to mill away my final five cards, dashing my chances of playing on the Pro Tour." There are many players who will play with Tome Scour in their decks
Heck, even the RC participation card is a sweet Aerith variant, and thats a card I will be keeping an eye on too
This seems like a better note to wrap up on: For a long time, this was the cause of a lot of rules headaches
Plus, those six cards are new to Magic and different for each Scene Box, so across all four there's a total of 24 new-to- Magic cards