Just like The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, this means Wizards has no end of content to pull from
Reimagining iconic magic cards as moments and creatures from the games only added to how good this set will be where even if I wanted nothing from it, there were amazing art I could update my decks with
The official wrapper states that one pack contains one card and that there are ten possible designs
Set-specific showcase frames and strong unifying aesthetic choices like we see here are the antidote to that
For example, if you control three flying creatures, each with power 2, including one you can sacrifice to add , the total cost of The Lord of the Eagles is
I am, on one level, amazed that Wizards of the Coast is continuing with its disastrous attempts to sell cut-sized Magic the Gathering boosters