Collector boosters focus on foils and rare treatments, making them more fit for collectors, while set boosters lean toward casual fun with story-driven cards and regular lands for more regular play
Now, I'm sure a bunch of you are saying, hey, there's plenty of good one-drop spells
Hopefully it means well see games like Gold and Silver and Ruby Red and Emerald Green soon, though between The Pokmon Company and Nintendo Im not holding my breath.
The top card of your library wasnt information that you had access to at the time
This card, with its ability to give creatures a +1/+1 counter and make them a Food token, is perfect for a Selesnya (Green/White) go-wide strategy, or even a token-doubling build
The ultimate can be a really strong shutdown if all your opponent is doing is drawing one card into an empty hand, but it does not read super powerful