Sometimes theres no reason to make it complicated
Magic: The Gathering has had a number of crossovers that expand upon the series' mythos and lore, the introduction of Commander decks which I still can't quite wrap my head around, and a dozen new rules and card types, all of which feel like an entirely new language to someone who just about managed to comprehend it just shy of 20 years ago
Notable Cards: Reprints and $$ First caveat: I cant really evaluate new-to-Magic cards for monetary value , since pre-sale prices are always ridiculously high
You potentially can also use the front side of Invasion of Shandalar to return massive finishers like Portal to Phyrexia or Atraxa to your hand, flip Invasion of Shandalar, and drop them into play on future turns, which sounds powerful if you can find the time to get it set up
The seaborne set introduces new characters from the cast of Big Hero Six and Chip & Dales Rescue Rangers but also brings new versions of existing cards, like personal favorite, Jim Hawkins