It reminds some people of a Jace, Vryn's Prodigy that can attack, plus storm players are giving it the eye, too
First their is ranked play, which is essentially exactly as the standard non-ranked play except that it tracks your progress in a ranking system made up of various tiers ranging from Bronze all the way to Mythic, with many levels in-between
In The Brother's War collector boosters, there are a whopping 63 different cards that can be serialized, each numbered 1 to 500, for a total of 31,500 individual serialized cards
Hardened Academic Heroic Reinforcements Hofri Ghostforge Invasion of Kylem Judoon Enforcers Kassandra, Eagle Bearer Kolodin, Triumph Caster Legion's Initiative Lorehold Command Lorehold, the Historian Mabel, Heir to Cragflame Markov Waltzer Meddling Youths Merry, Esquire of Rohan Midnight Mayhem Mothers Yamazaki (playtest) Munda, Ambush Leader Nahiri's Resolve Nahiri, the Harbinger Nahiri, the Unforgiving Oath of Eorl Odric, Blood-Cursed Otharri, Suns' Glory Outlaws' Merriment Path of Mettle Phyrexian Skyflayer Pia Nalaar, Consul of Revival Razia, Boros Archangel Rem Karolus, Stalwart Slayer Riders of Rohan Risona, Asari Commander Scurry of Gremlins Seedglaive Mentor Sentinel Sarah Lyons Shadowfax, Lord of Horses Skyknight Legionnaire Spark Trooper Sunhome Guildmage Sunrise Cavalier Swooping Pteranodon Tajic, Legion's Edge Tenth District Legionnaire
As much as I would have loved to discuss role-playing games, games with collectibles, and other long-running tabletop activities, I leave that research to future academics
This deck also is fairly cheap to build, coming in under $100
