Just look at it from the publisher, Wizards of the Coast, point of view they want to attract fans from other franchises (hence the crossover), and still need to make the set fun, exciting, and balanced right from turn one
While the deck is not as simple as Charizard ex or as consistent as Gardevoir ex, it still has a chance to be a rogue threat in the upcoming meta
While the new limited print model itself isn't changing, starting with the Dungeons & Dragons 50th Anniversary Superdrop, we will be eliminating hard ending dates for Secret Lair sales events
In the case where you have one or more copies of a specific rare card and the decklist includes only one, you will not receive anything for that card
You can see the full gallery below: Today's reveal also shows off some special features of the set, including Summons, a part of Magic's first-ever Saga creatures that players can call upon for aid in battle (see Summon: Shiva in the gallery)
This means you can draw up to three cards on your opponents turn