Announced earlier today, the Secret Lair: Monster Hunter superdrop will land on December 1, bringing four sets of Magic cards reimagined with Monster Hunter theming in non-foil and foil bundles at costs of up to an inadvisable $560
The land tokens from Overlord of the Hauntwoods may be a fan favorite, but it's safe to say if you can handle the double pip costs on each except Overlord of the Balemurk, you threaten to take over the game in short order
Its worth noting, however, that some foil Secret Lair cards have been known to warp and bend a bit, so you should check the condition of your cards before registering them for an official tournament (warped cards can sometimes be considered marked for the purposes of tournament play)
The east and west are merchant districts, the streets lined with shops and stalls of every description
Back to the decks, they basically break down into two tiers, with the Rakdos and Naya decks being the lower-value decks (although again, still more valuable than any decks we had last year and still worth their $40-ish price tag), while Sultai and Jeskai are the high-value decks
Its got a lot of value in the list