If you play in two Prerelease events, you'll receive a velvet pouch while supplies last, perfect for holding all those crystal counters
Swiftfoot Boots replaces Thrill of Possibility: you have a lot of draw and card filtering already, and this deck doesn't really take advantage of discarding
It builds armies, protects its key pieces, and slows the table down with taxes, exile, and rule-setting effects
Recruiter of the Guard: Imperial Recruiter's lesser brother
As a true MTG enthusiast knows, theres more to the game than just strategythere's the art of the collection
The biggest note about them is because they looked a lot like Adventures, players wanted to play them as such