Some of the more sought after (read: expensive) cards on this list are: The original five Phyrexian Praetors Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer Atraxa, Praetors' Voice Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon The Brothers' War The Brothers War was the first official printing of serialized cards, and it was hot out of the gates with all 63 of the cards on the Retro Artifacts bonus sheet included in their sketch printings
Proce uses scale birds (top right) to show the sheer size of the bowl, and the under-lighting reflects the heaviness and massive weight of these structures
This card feels like it was designed for CLB draft/sealed mostly, but there are some very niche cases in already existing EDH decks that want to run this card
A Krenko deck is a glass cannon
Deathless Knight is a powerful beater that is likely to trade down the first time, and possibly the second time, but with a steady diet, it will keep returning, ruining your opponents day, and getting confused with Resolute Rider (which is also an enshadowed, right-facing, four mana 4/2)
About 10% of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Draft Boosters contain a rare or mythic rare with an alternate treatment