Whereas previously, werewolves transformed between their human and bestial states independently, the werewolves in Midnight Hunt are daybound and nightbound universally
The ability to return the card exiled with Ugin's Labyrinth to its owner's hand just by tapping the land - not even sacrificing it
The raw power of the Prime-Time deck is just staggering at times
In this sense, I see [casthaven]Depala, Pilot Exemplar[/casthaven] occupying a similar archetype space to [casthaven]Jor Kadeen, the Prevailer[/casthaven]
Just as a sampling, gold-stamped art cards from Edge of Eternities for Beyond the Quiet and Cascading Cataracts go for $15 and over $200 on April 26, but nothing from the Final Fantasy Art Series surpasses $15, and the most expensive gold-stamped card from the March of the Machine Art Series is Chandra, Hope's Beacon at an earth shattering $1.30 (hat tip to MTGStocks for all the financial data)
its ETB recovery makes it especially potent in decks that self-mill or face land disruption