"Their price hierarchy echoes their release: 1st Edition being first, shadowless being second and unlimited being third," explained Pratte
While the exact contents can change from set to set, you can typically expect: Multiple rares or mythic rares (often more than five) A large portion of foil cards (usually around a dozen or more) Special frame treatments like borderless planeswalkers or alternate showcase designs Sometimes exclusive cards or art variants that you wont see in Draft or Set Boosters In sets like Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths, for instance, Collector Boosters featured those Godzilla-themed cards that were impossible to find elsewhere
I suspect most people would assume something different to this almost regardless of the order you drafted it in
You may cast this card from your graveyard if you gained life this turn
While you dont ever want to his Vilis off of this card, you can burn through lands and other cheap cards for just a few life points
You can still get most of these precons individually, but the Final Fantasy 7 Cloud deck is long gone