I wont bury the lede here: I love the dice-rolling mechanics that Adventures in the Forgotten Realm s brought us, but I think they missed the mark from a power-level perspective
As an extended art card, it also boasts a borderless design, which is generally considered a more premium and visually appealing style in Magic: The Gathering
Agency Outfitter Ajani's Aid Analyze the Pollen Ancient Vendetta Angrath's Fury Ashiok's Forerunner Auditore Ambush Basri's Aegis Blood Speaker Boonweaver Giant Boseiju Reaches Skyward Burning-Rune Demon Call the Mountain Chocobo Chandra's Firemaw Chandra's Flame Wave Chandra's Outburst Chandra, Heart of Fire Clay-Fired Bricks Counterbore Cranial Extraction Crumble to Dust Dark Petition Dark Supplicant Deadly Cover-Up Deicide Delivery Moogle Demonic Counsel Dina's Guidance Dispossess Domri's Nodorog Dovin's Dismissal Elspeth's Devotee Eradicate Eternal Dragon Ethereal Elk Evolution Charm Extirpate Fang-Druid Summoner Final Parting Fork in the Road From Father to Son Frostpyre Arcanist Garruk's Warsteed Garruk, the Veil-Cursed Gate to the Afterlife Gideon's Battle Cry Gideon's Resolve Gifts Ungiven Goldmane Griffin Grand Master of Flowers Grasping Current Grave Upheaval Grim Reminder Grinning Totem Hoarding Dragon Horizon Spellbomb Iname as One Increasing Ambition Infernal Rebirth Infinite Obliteration Intuition Invasion of Arcavios Invasive Surgery Jace's Ruse Jarad's Orders Journey for the Elixir Kassandra, Eagle Bearer Kotose, the Silent Spider Landscaper Colos Liberating Combustion Liliana's Influence Liliana's Scorn
Some of these are just downright powerful cards, while others have clearly been designed to be more fun than domineering, which fits with the theme perfectly
This means that if you cast the top card of your library, you can't look at the next one until you're done paying for that spell
Cards like Fatal Push that care about mana value will see embalmed tokens as having mana value 0
