Like the first set, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, Battle For Baldur's Gate introduces a number of new mechanics that are pointedly D&D inspired, and perhaps the most interesting of the new mechanics in this set is backgrounds
The thing is, you can actually name a card that is not in your deck, resulting in you exiling your entire library
Their second ability gives one artifact creature lifelink and vigilance, which can help buffer your life total while you go on the offensive
The theme is spot on, with a nice throwback to Tragic SlipTragic Slip and ways to make Zombos upon transformation
But the coolest DSK Collector Booster exclusives are probably the Japan Showcase, which is something that WotC launched with Duskmourn and described it as card art from Japanese artists and illustrators, a tribute to globally beloved and renowned art styles commonly found in Japanese hobby stores. They can come in traditional foil, or the very rare fracture foil (which also debuted in Duskmourn )
What, then, is the point of the Urza deck