The last few sets have brought game-breaker after game-breaker into the mix, many of which flew under the radar
Unlike the sheets for previous sets which appear to have a more or less random layout, the order of cards on the sheets follow a more regular pattern
On top of that, it also leaves behind a 2/2 Bird token that gets stronger every time a land enters the battlefield, so you have both a removal spell and a body on the same card
13 Claydol (2008) Card 15/106 From Diamond & Pearl: Great Encounters Part of the Diamond & Pearl: Great Encounters set, Claydol is an unassuming card that is surprisingly effective in battle
Other players (including myself), especially when a set first comes out, simply wants to open something valuable to help offset the cost of a draft
Newer playtest cards were upgraded to stickers that are placed on real MTG cards