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Which one appeals to you the most, and are there any new cards that are making their way into your existing decks

Converting creature combat damage into Treasures is something that never should have been given to a color that can give those same creatures trample and deathtouch so easily, but here we are

I believe this is the first card that does what we now call batching, which involves taking more than two items and grouping them together for flavor

Remember that at this time, Planeswalkers were still extremely new and Wizards didn't know exactly where they could go, thus the thought experiment of "can you make a two-mana value planeswalker?" These days, we have the hindsight of cards like Jace, Vryn's Prodigy and Wrenn and Six behind us, but at the time we didn't really have that frame of reference

Treasure away my friends, treasure away

Plus, the collector boosters for the set have at least 5 rares each and several borderless, foil and foil-etched cards, which do not appear in other packs, look fantastic and the load of EDH staples does well in value over time