In addition, it didn't help that it exiled cards from Graveyards, rendering deck strategies relying on the Graveyard virtually useless
War Falcon also brings to mind the idea of leaning more into broad flying support like Sephara, Sky's Blade and Rally of Wings, although I acknowledge going down that path could severely dilute the tribal identity of the deck
youd also find a Land or art card in these packs too
House Gambit costs two mana to play (one red, one colorless)
Its especially fun in spells-matter decks where every cantrip or counterspell gives you either more tokens or repeat enters effects
Rounding up the set are powerful reprints like Vampiric Tutor, Austere Command, Mana Drain, and Rings of Brighthearth