The Sarpadian Empires Tome Aeolipile Balm of Restoration Dwarven Soldier Feral Thallid Thorn Thallid Orcish Spy Order of Leitbur Basal Thrull Derelor Hymn to Tourach (#38a) Hymn to Tourach (#38b) Initiates of the Ebon Hand Thrull Retainer Thrull Wizard Elven Fortress Elvish Hunter (#67a) Elvish Hunter (#67b) Fungal Bloom Night Soil Sporecrown Thallid Thelonite Monk Thorn Thallid (#80a) Thorn Thallid (#80b) Yavimaya Sapherd Brassclaw Orcs (#49a) Brassclaw Orcs (#49b) Brassclaw Orcs (#49d) Dwarven Armorer Dwarven Catapult Dwarven Lieutenant Empty the Warrens Goblin Grenade (#56a) Goblin Grenade (#56c) Goblin Oriflamme Goblin War Drums Goblin Warrens High Tide River Merfolk Svyelunite Priest Vodalian Soldiers (#31a) Vodalian Soldiers (#31d) Combat Medic (#1a) Combat Medic (#1c) Icatian Infantry Icatian Scout Orcish Veteran Order of the Ebon Hand I believe this was the first time in Magic that we ever got one single book written throughout several different cards

Back in those days, you never had any idea of what could possibly come out of boosters
If only they made the Rainbow and Golden Rare cards similar to this: regular colors, with rainbow/gold mixed in, instead of just having the entire card a single rainbow/gold color
Luckily for similarly-minded fans, Mark Rosewater responded to this support by saying If people like them, it increases the chance we do it again. Following this initial positivity, additional players shared a similar sentiment and desire for more
I think that the most powerful mill pieces are the ones that require minimal extra work from the mill player, and Mindcrank is a prime example