First edition cards tend to have the most value since they have the original designs and stylings
Prerelease Pack 6 Draft Booster packs 1 foil, year-stamped rare or mythic rare 1 spindown die The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Commander Four total ready-to-play preconstructed decks Ahoy Mateys Blood Rites Explorers of the Deep Veloci-ramp-tor 2 Traditional Foil Legendary cards 98 nonfoil cards 2-card Collector Booster Sample Pack 1 foil-etched Display Commander 10 double-sided tokens 1 deck box (can hold 100 sleeved cards) 1 Life Wheel 1 strategy insert 1 reference card
Personally however, I think the Grey and Back imprinted theory is probably correct
fan can predict the broad strokes of the plot quite easily, but I think the game does a great job of tying the player into the pre-existing world
That being said, early adopters didn't necessarily need to buy heavily into the set given the overwhelming number of reprints if they played casually, but the option was there if they wanted to update their inventory
[All Turns] While you have a Digimon with [Huckmon] in its name or [Royal Knight] in its type in play, all of your Digimon with [Sistermon] in their names gain [Blocker]