The first two modes are always eligible to be chosen
Wizards of the Coast would sell a lot more of this if it lowered the price, and it might do that if it felt like trashing the value of the average MTG players collection
The deck also runs Ayli, Eternal Pilgrim which allows you to pay 1 and sacrifice a creature
You can see from the image above that the Trove from this set will include most of the same stuff as the Trove in Into the Inklands except with a big change: instead of the organizers being based on Ink types, it looks like you can now organize your cards based on rarity
If thats too difficult or lengthy, players can exchange real money for gems in the in-game store
I suspect well see her slipped into Tatyova, Benthic Druid decks for value and into various landfall decks for, well, more value