As such, it doesnt shy away from having an almost brutal difficulty curve, and introducing some of the more advanced mechanics to begin with
You can draft the same one a second or third time and get unique experiences
The cards are of course still very easily distinguishable by their expansion symbol or date on the bottom
Monastery Mentor proved itself to be one of the best finishers in older formats like Vintage, where it's easy to chain together cheap spells and cantrips to potentially make a lethal army of prowess tokens in just a single turn, which is certainly strong but still doesn't really feel broken to me
Clouds deck features 24 unique cards across 14 singles, 7 doubles, 1 triple and 2 quads powered by 8 Basic Mountain Lands and 13 Basic Plains Lands
Thankfully, these spoilers do conclude slightly earlier, on September 4th, but its nonetheless going to make things awkward