The moment people saw those, they were like, "We have to make these." (Six of them appear in Zendikar Rising , with the remaining four appearing in Kaldheim .) A separate issue that I'd been wrestling with is that I've been trying to find more ways to tie together the three non-core premier sets in a single Magic "year" (aka the fall, winter, and spring setsusing northern hemisphere seasons)
The bigger the bundle, the better
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Around a third of the time, one of the commons will be replaced by a foil of any rarity
Light Up the Night I have a soft spot for Blaze effects
As such, beginner decks shouldn't try to be too complicated and should include enough duplicates