It has four lore counters: I, II, III: Mill three cards
Each contain six new, mechanically unique cards as well as art cards that together make up a cool picture
At the very least there are plenty of tools here to bolster already-existing decks that play around with those strategies, so youll probably get useful cards for your collection even if you just disassemble the deck right away
Even if Wizards of the Coast doubles down on aggressive reprints like many in the community have been clamoring for, there will always be some top-tier cards that will require a serious investment
Cards where an individual face design extends to the edge are known as "uncommon bleed," and more traditional black borders, as in this case, are "common bleed." Each style of design requires a different setup and cutting tools, so any time we build a new frame design, we evaluate it for production technique before moving on to further stages
Im willing to be wrong about this though