Even beyond the dual lands, Wizards could spend the next several years making piles of money selling foil Mox Diamonds, Moats, Gaea's Cradles, and Mishra's Workshops, and these are only the most expensive of the Reserved List cards
If a booster pack has a 1999-2000 copyright date, its considered a 1999-2000 booster pack
Step 2: Inspect the Holographic Pattern Real holo cards have vibrant, layered patterns that change under light
You know I like the janky stuff, so Im really looking forward to proliferating Fertilid to keep ramping a basic land onto the battlefield every turn, shaving off the time it takes to pop off with Replicating Ring and Midnight Clock
As a set notably less impactful for competitive players yet wildly popular among casuals, it's a no brainer that it would impact the most casual format of all in such a big way
A colorless land that can do the same trick as Merfolk Skydiver but for one mana cheaper