I imagine that for the following year, the "E" block will rotate and so on
The card artwork is a particular highlight
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Obviously, this mechanic is bonkers powerful, and was in fact so demoralizing to play against that the odds of it ever coming back in a Standard-legal set are slim to none
The idea is that different animations will be brought to the digital experience, allowing players to interact with their collection much as they would with the Pokmon in a game like Pokmon GO
Sometimes, like with Rona, Herald of Invasion, this results directly in combo value, but each legend makes Mox Amber more appealing
