The suit includes claims made by an anonymous former VP of Wizards of the Coast, which lay the blame for many controversial Magic products squarely at Chris Cocks' feet, alleging that under his direction Hasbro used Magic cards as a "cash cow" and printed increasing numbers of sets "at the risk of harm to the value of the Magic brand"
Ghoulcallers Harvest is a two-mana sorcery that cares about creatures in your graveyard, and the potential to swarm an opponent with Zombie tokens
Thats not quite a full proliferation effect, but that would be just absurd
For example, the last ability will count experience counters that you got from the second ability, from another ability, from another copy of Azula, Ruthless Firebender, and so on
Lots of body horror, monsters, and just downright scary figures appeared in some of our favorite cards
However, there are no side-products associated with this set, such as tie-in Secret Lairs or preconstructed Commander decks