In Weiss Schwarz, for example, the rarest cards adds a signature from an associated voice actor on top of the rarest cards, which can be a really cool collectors item for hardcore fans of a series
I would keep it, but not be too attached to it because there are lots of better options
The normal version of Crimson Dragon dropped in price after it got reprinted in 25th Anniversary Tin: Dueling Mirrors last September, but as the supply of that version has dried up, Crimson Dragon has started riding an updraft againboth the normal version and this QCSR version
Twincast- This card can be extremely funny and very good
It provides space for 360 cards (even double-sleeved)*
This really speaks to the quality of the set overall, and the impact its likely to have on Magics most popular format