Because there was so little blocking going on, and because the creatures were so aggressively costed (you won't see too many two power evasion creatures for two mana anymore much less having multiples in the common slots of each color), games tended to end on turn five
Rayami, First of the Fallen Rayami, First of the Fallen takes an interesting spin on a sacrifice deck by going for a Voltron-style build instead of the typical midrangey value piles the archetype encourages
Given that Bloomburrow feels like a more accessible set than, say, Outlaws of Thunder Junction, it stands to reason that itll be getting its own dedicated Starter Kit, which will help players learn how to play with two pre-constructed, full 60 card MTG decks (and useful accessories too!)
Turns continue, alternating between players, until the end of the game
First Sliver's Chosen
Hype seems high with this one: thus far it looks like one of the most expensive cards in MH3