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This change to the MTG rarity structure matters because Play Boosters are not quite as straightforward as the old "one rare or mythic per pack" model

A template of a real magic card (to ensure that the size and placement of the artwork and text is accurate)

The contents of each booster is: 15 Magic: The Gathering cards 11-13 Traditional Foil cards 5 cards rarity Rare or higher 4 Uncommon cards 5 Common cards 1 Land card Japan Showcase card in 9% of boosters

1 Sidewinder Sliver

Cards like Lord of Tressorhorn and the best Phyrexian Dreadnaught come unbidden to my mind, but there are many more out there

If you've never seen Nadu in action, its ability (revealing the top card of your library whenever one of your creatures becomes a target of a spell or ability, then putting it into play untapped if it's a land or putting it into your hand if it's not, twice each turn for each creature) creates not infinite but sort of functionally infinite loops with an equipment that equips for free, like Skullclamp or Lightning Greaves