The March of the Machine set doesn't actually use faction-based watermarks like the Scars of Mirrodin block did, but it's still clear which March of the Machine cards belong to the Phyrexian faction, and they are truly powerful
Central Elevator's ability lets you search your library for any Room card that shares a name with a Room you control on the battlefield, checking only the names of unlocked doors
You can end the game pretty quickly with Hardened ScalesHardened Scales and other doublers, while Forgotten AncientForgotten Ancient lets you make lethal threats out of other creatures
What we haven't seen before however, is a line of standard Commander decks that are priced at almost $70 right out the gate
The top pull of the set, the gold-tier Darkrai and the card driving the early money
Whenever Nick Valentine or another artifact creature you control dies, you may investigate