Whirler Rogue: #5
These can even be made to last, too, by using end-of-turn effects like Sundial of the Infinite
The cutscenes are very well animated, with the tradeoff that generic battle actions are extremely limited: attacking with any melee weapon uses the same set of default motions for each weapon type (stabbing for knives, downward swings for swords, two handed thrusts for spears, etc.), casting is "both hands raised and mouth opening and closing," etc
They feature unique artwork, specialized foiling, and higher collector value
There's a very good reason I joke about Muppets - all ten of next week's decks happen to have commanders who have been altered have a Muppet in the art box
A Starter Deck of Into the Inklands contains: - 1 ready-made deck of 60 cards