It makes sense: it costs the same to print a cheap basic land as it does to print that same land in a limited edition (like the meme basics with the full rules text from the Secret Lair ), but the revenue the company squeezes out of that inked cardboard is far greater
Of course, you gave your opponent mana and their stuff was likely the wrong color, but we were dreamers back then
They'll contain three common cards, two uncommons, one 'wildcard' of any rarity, and a seventh card that may be "a land, a traditional foil, or a Special Guests card"
The Antiquities designers (Skaff Elias, Jim Lin, Dave Petty and Chris Pageand yes, back then much of the naming was done by the design teams) were being clever with wordplay
For example: Unlocking Charizard EX gives you a Charizard rental deck
But the most expensive reprint here is Fabricate, at a mere $7