Nearly every time I thought there was a missing feature, I realized I had just missed it, and it worked exactly how I wanted
Yes, the stock list has a bunch of enchantments you can play for value and then sacrifice
On your turn you drop him and then +1 him to draw and discard so you Loot one
They feel like this lowers the games thematic and artistic integrity
The original fat packs came with the following items: 3 draft booster packs 1 tournament pack, a 75-card deck 2 premium promo cards 1 panoramic art piece 1 decorative storage box 1 players guide, including a visual guide to all the cards in the set Over the years these contents shifted to include: Novels (up until Shards of Alara ended this) Basic lands (anywhere from 40 to 80, sometimes foil) Extra storage boxes Deck boxes ( Mirrodin Besieged ) Plastic card dividers (from Ninth Edition to Shadowmoor ) Cards featuring pro players Before they were discontinued fat packs usually included: 6 to 9 draft booster packs 40 to 80 basic lands 1 players guide 1 decorative storage box 1 panoramic art piece Why Were Fat Packs Discontinued
That's the difference between knowing you have 9 ramp sources (one short of the baseline) and knowing that three of those sources are conditional on your commander being in play, making your reliable ramp count closer to 6
