For one, theres no equivalent to MTGs mana used for summoning cards you simply choose one of the three houses that make up your deck each turn, which lets you play as many cards from that faction as you like that round, so youll never spend a turn twiddling your thumbs unable to do anything
Second place (played by two people) was a deck that everyone had been talking about since roughly round 5, and somehow nobody had played yet: Vraska is quite good, a little vulnerable to mass tokens, but there werent very many of those left
Transparent pricing: No hidden fees or currency conversion surprises
However, this is its first time published under its own name and art
These are two promos that were given out for very different reasons but share the same art
Frequently, the best way to fight an Aetherling in a blue mirror is to play your own Aetherling