The Playmat Set included a playmat with a design based on the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] logo, four Korean Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] booster packs, and a Korean promotional version of the Umbreon ex card from Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] featuring an illustration exclusive to the Korean version
Beyond that, the mechanic is pretty much just a twist on a +1/+1 counter mechanic, which means the Black Rose is a nice option to lead a counters deck, with the reanimation ability adding that Grixis flavor to shenanigans you would normally associate with the color green
This token comes in as a 1/1, so it doesnt emulate Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40Ks Squad ability in putting identical beaters onto the board
So many cards help Devoted Druid go infinite: Swift Reconfiguration, Vizier of Remedies, and Solemnity to name a few, but the most interesting ones might be Luxior, Giadas Gift from Streets of New Capenna (since it can easily slot into mono-green decks) and Machine Gods Effigy from The Brothers War Commander (though that card is reserved Simic Elf shells)
Each Modern Horizons 3 Bundle includes the following: 9 Modern Horizons 3 Play Boosters 1 Traditional foil card with Bundle-exclusive alternate art 15 Traditional foil basic lands (5 with full art) 15 Non-foil basic lands (5 with full art) 1 Oversized spindown life counter 1 Card-storage box 2 Reference cards Modern Horizons 3 Bundle: Gift Edition Modern Horizons 3 Bundle: Gift Edition supercharges the Bundle with a variation of the oversized spindown life counter and new artwork for the card-storage box, plus it adds a Collector Booster packed with shiny foils and collectible cards
Just curious to hear what they sold for at London and Yokohama and if they had limits on them (like 1 per person or whatnot)
