And yes, I do think Runic Armasaur should've been a White card, but this was back when White wasn't allowed to draw cards and Green was allowed to eat the entire color pie
Players, it seems, are not fans of what I'm going to call "mundane modernity." Magic has had many sets, such as Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty and The Brothers' War which push into more of a science-fiction feel, with items far more technically advanced than one would normally find in a fantasy story
Beyond it, they discover what appears to be a circle of stones, like an enormous well
Lets go over the three drops, the two finishes, the two languages, three bundles, and one promo card, and figure out what is worth buying
Thats not too bad, it tracks with the drop rate in other Collector Boosters
Given that Temur Energy is in fact a midrange deck and has access to so many unique effects, I truly believe the deck will be able to adapt to its environment with ease