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Elsa, Snow Queen is one of those elusive cards, which features the D23 Expo stamp at the bottom of the frame and the special Enchanted foiling process that wouldnt be seen until the Rise of the Floodborn expansion

Given how much card draw there is, its not impossible that you get that ultimate on the turn after you play Teferi

This basically boils down to Jund and Esper looking much less consistent and put together compared to the other two decks, although this might be (at least in part) because it's easier to build a cohesive artifact- or enchantment-themed deck than more abstract themes like "the top of your deck matters" or "lands matter." Here's a quick pros-and-cons list on the four decks

There are some huge successes like sagas, and then there are some that just kind of peter out like the party mechanic

Unlike last month's Shining Fates, Battle Styles is predominantly a gameplay-focused set, meaning the most valuable cards often combine some fantastic art and rarity with impressive and useful abilities

Misaligned holo cards are somewhat closer to miscuts than 'For Position Only' cards in terms of value, but they aren't cheap