Instead, it's a rather safe release in terms of mechanics, but offers a great range of products, covering casual, competitive, and co-op play, something that should be the minimum expectation, but hasn't always been the case with releases since
Winnie the Pooh, Having a Think Grab that Hunny Pot The adorable talking bear from The Hundred Acre Wood is depicted deep in thought as he often is on sapphire Rise of the Floodborn card Winnie the Pooh, Having a Think
Arena players got digital-only cards and periodic rebalancing in Alchemy and Historic, collectors got a glut of Secret Lairs, Dungeons and Dragons players got their own standalone set, and those of us with a penchant for Modern got a real monkeys paw scenario with Modern Horizons 2
It's just a shame there's no way to buy these as physical cards from WotC, but I imagine they'll be proxied like mad
Sure, you can bounce an opponents blocker to clear the way