Practically speaking, this is the fourth Magic: The Gathering set to launch in 2025 (or third, when you consider how MTG Innistrad Remastered was a reprint)
The official set details read: His Crown, His Realm
(Cue people who cut Thawing Glaciers from their cube entirely yelling at me in the comments.) Significant cards not on the list: Force of Will (!!) $70 Exile $2 Elvish Spirit Guide $4 Lim-Duls Vault $2 Shield Sphere $2 Every year for the past two years, Ive gone on the record saying that we will see a foil Force of Will within the next 6-12 months
Its an excellent budget commander since most of the cards are Draft chaff deathtouch creatures
Hermetic Study/Psionic Gift ( Saga/Legacy/Destiny & Odyssey/Torment/Judgment ) In both sets, these cards served a similar purpose: kill small creatures or allow your smaller creatures to threaten large ones in combat (for instance, Hermetic Study would allow your 2/2 creature to attack into a 3/3 creature with the threat of your third Hermetic Studied creature sweeping away the 3/3 should it block)
Moving damage from your characters to opponents characters could end up being a real deck concept in Into the Inklands if more cards like these are released