BGS is well known for its detailed approach and, in many cases, subgrades (centring, corners, edges, surface)
Cards like that are great to print as they get the audience invested
Take the unique actions to add plan counters, much like quest counters, and a key difference is that the enchantment gets sacrificed
You can read on to see our full interview with Mike Turian and Sarah Wassell, or if you want to even more fancy foiled unboxings, we opened up the shiny Compleat Edition from Magics Phyrexia: All Will Be One set earlier this year IGN: This is a brand new kind of product for Magic, why return to making scenes and why like this
Playing fair and hoping to just outmuscle opponents with a wide board makes you too dependent on a good start and too susceptible to board wipes