Closest is the LOTR Holiday Edition, and theres no sign that they are going to do something like that here
Jwari Disruption counters target spell unless its controller pays , but it can be used as a Land too, so its flexibility makes it a nice inclusion (given the fact that we needed more target removal options)
That means my wide range of interesting one-drop creatures could come in very handy if I'm not just getting a single six-drop like Massacre Wurm or Conquering Manticore
While Emrakul, the Aeons Torn still sees fringe play as a sideboard option in various decks to foil Mill strategies (among other things in Indomitable Creativity), Emrakul, the Promised End now sees the most play
That being said, its position on this list is somewhat surprising
While Foundations merely upgraded Shock to Burst Lightning, the deck has also cemented itself as a top-tier strategy in the current Standard metagame