Plus, the new Vanish keyword makes its grand debut here
For example, if Narod, the Beige Flower and Doran, the Siege Tower ("Each creature assigns combat damage equal to its toughness rather than its power") are both on the battlefield, each time a creature would deal combat damage, that creature's controller chooses whether it assigns combat damage equal to its mana value or its toughness
Zidane's treasure-making effect encourages you to play cards that change controllers, while his ETB, temporarily nicking another creature, pulls you into theft effects
A lot of the creatures in this set are Illusions, apparently
A bit more mundane than the scores of horrors and demons we've just gone through in both Black and Blue, but I do like the idea of a giant grinning snake-hallucination with hands tormenting someone and screwing over their head
Add deeper layers of intrigue to your next Magic draft and begin plotting as soon as you open your first booster pack