While it is true that the effects of the Reserved List are almost all negative for the average Magic player today, if we take a time machine back to 1996 when the list was created, the Magic world looked very different
Borderless copies of Summon: Knights of Round would increase from roughly $16 to over $28 on June 12, where Summon: Knights of Rounds price would peak once again (ignoring massively inflated presale price points)
What everyone else said is right -- you have to have the name, mana cost, and P/T (if it's a creature) visible
Once again flexing maximum brand synergy, today Wizards of the Coast announced a new Secret Lair drop crossing over Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons (D&D)
Chandra's Ignition blows everybody away and gains an unbelievable amount of life if it's got lifelink
He has a high cost, but can quest for three lore