You'll still need one copy of the Outlaws of Thunder Junction printing to be able to use that visualization, but once you have that single copy in your collection, the game will treat it as though you had four copies of the card from the preconstructed deck
Japanese cards often have stronger print quality and collector demand, but the better buy depends on the exact card, condition, and market spread
Puresteel Paladin does almost the same thing as Sram, Senior Edificer in terms of drawing cards, but it looks for Equipment coming into play, not being cast
Full Art versions of Trainer-Supporter cards tend to be some of the most valuable in every collection. In terms of gameplay, the Trainer card can be useful within some deck compositions
Its shaping up to be quite the release, and Im sure itll bring many new additions to all your favorite Standard and Commander decks
Effects that switch a creature's power and toughness apply after all other effects, regardless of when those effects began to apply