Lastly, there's the sole creature printed with Buyback: a Mystery Booster play-test card call Innocuous Insect
By sheer volume, it's seen most in The Ur-DragonThe Ur-Dragon decks, though by percentage it appears most frequently in Kona, Rescue BeastieKona, Rescue Beastie decks at a 40% clip
Some people are calling it "the end of the game as we know it." Indeed, it bears a striking resemblance to something I "predicted" in World War M, the fictional article I wrote in 2012 about what it would take to kill Magic
In essence, if the creation of set boosters back in Zendikar Rising was to better appeal to both types of pack-openers (limited players and gambling addicts collectors), then the reuniting of the two pack types can be described as appealing to both type of pack openers while reducing confusion and inventory issues
Griselbrand As one of the best card draw effects in black, not to mention a massive flying threat, Griselbrand is probably the most-played demon in MTGs history, despite being banned in EDH
Until this point, it's only ever been reprinted in supplemental MTG sets, so this is a pretty momentous occasion