Wizards shared the image on Twitter on January 4, writing, "It's positively shocking how good these lands look in retro frame." And frankly, I think it does look pretty good: The Edison bulbs, the old-timey pressure gauge, the out-of-focus books and pipes and stuff on the walls in the backgroundthere's definitely a vibe going on, and I dig it
On to the positives
Post-sideboard, we have quite a few options available to us depending on the type of creature matchup: Mono-Black/-White/-Red Aggro Decks: Out: 1 Doom Blade (If its black-based aggro) In: Hexproof Aggro: Out: In: 2 Deicide 3 Duress Boros Burn: This is by far our best matchup
Aura of Courage, on the other hand, can be played both actively and passively, which gives the player more possibilities to develop his own style
Z-Crystals - Allows the holder to perform powerful Z-moves
Notion Thief into wheel gives you a large hand which you still have to discard in your end step, Hullbreachers treasures stay around until you use them and I assume decks playing on the higher end of the spectrum can use those treasures to get more ahead more quickly, or chain one wheel into another because you have the mana
