THE THREAT OF YASOVA
It consisted of the same 302 cards and that means the rarity distribution was also the same: 75 commons, 95 uncommons, 117 rares and 15 basic lands
Years later though we got a stronger version with Niv-Mizzet, Parun, which I wrote a budget primer on and loved to so much that I built a paper version of the $50 deck that I've been slowly upgrading ever since
Its not as effective in Commander against multiple opponents who probably have graveyard hate, and its not legal anywhere else
Players can use these cards to upgrade commander and draft decks, while collectors enjoy the rare art styles that make each pack feel like a piece of Magic history
As such, well just have to wait and see what the future holds, since, long term, it really could go either way