The first, Rotom VSTAR, has been in play in Japan for a few months but is making its global debut with Crown Zenith
Time Stamps : 00:03:47 - Match 1 00:32:52 - Match 2 00:44:58 - Match 3 00:52:06 - Match 4 01:21:12 - Match 5 Neoform Affinity | Modern | jpellman, 5-0 MTGO League Creatures (24) 2 Craterhoof Behemoth 2 Myr Enforcer 4 Frogmite 4 Memnite 4 Ornithopter 4 Sojourner's Companion 4 Thought Monitor Sorceries (6) 2 Thoughtcast 4 Neoform Artifacts (12) 1 Shadowspear 3 Cranial Plating 4 Mishra's Bauble 4 Springleaf Drum Lands (18) 2 Glimmervoid 2 Razortide Bridge 2 Spire of Industry 4 Darksteel Citadel 4 Tanglepool Bridge 4 Urza's Saga Sideboard (15) 2 Dispatch 3 Etched Champion 2 Flusterstorm 3 Hurkyl's Recall 1 Pithing Needle 3 Soul-Guide Lantern 1 Welding Jar Adding a combo finish to an aggro deck had been a Magic tradition for a long time, especially artifact-based aggro decks
With water receiving a significant buff, the electric type will have a favorable type matchup pretty often, and the ability to deal damage to a Pokmon sitting safe on the bench can win games
We don't know why - these are just the cards that WOTC sent us
It's Opened By Someone Who Doesn't Know What They Have We've all heard stories about young kids (or were the kids) opening packs back in the day and ultimately destroying what would have been very expensive cards
That said, I could see an argument for two Treasure Cruise and three Dig Through Time, drawing one of each is often better than drawing two Digs
