We can't explore those details here, but we can introduce all the new mechanics appearing in Duskmourn: House of Horror so you can avoid at least one of those greatest fears: going to the Prerelease unprepared
In the past few years, Magic designers have avoided creating "block monsters," which are synergy packages that exist within a set
This set has enough elves that this is actually a reasonable playable in most Green decks
Yes, thats right, Im talking about the mulligan prerogative , the option each player has to ditch his or her hand and hope Fate grantsem a better draw
Im not sure which cards will break out of this most recent edition (early bets are on Ajani, Nacatl Pariah and Necrodominance), but by juicing new cards so much, I fear that old favorites may soon wither away
Its a hopeful card that would only benefit from a greater playability from Altaria ex (as it stands, the card isnt competitively viable)