This isnt a second wave of fancy Collector Boosters like we got with Lord of the Rings, but it is exciting in its own way
As mentioned earlier, the best way is by casting your spells at instant speed, putting your creatures onto the battlefield without casting them, and stopping your opponents from casting multiple spells each turn
Set boosters were marketed towards players who want to crack packs for the thrill of it without necessarily having 13 unrelated commons and uncommons (commonly referred to as Draft chaff)
Zur doesn't often get to turn The World Spell or Kiora Bests the Sea God into a lifelinker, and it's going to be a lot of fun when your tales about the titans are titans themselves
Tabletop gaming, particularly trading card games like Magic: The Gathering, has a long history of doing things that are off-putting - whether deliberately or not - to people with minority gender and/or sexual identities, who might otherwise enjoy the hobby
Toughness: 2