While there have only been a few MTG MH3 cards spoiled thus far, they're not lacking for excitement and power level
These bewilderingly rare, full-gold cards are a selling point of Mega Evolution sets so far, and one that I personally don't like
Originally a promo released in 2000, it now fetches a remarkably high value, ranging from $50 for a damaged copy to prices of $100 or more for a near-mint card
The combination of seeing five cards and drawing two is surprisingly potent, especially in formats that have good ramp (Sol Ring, Ancient Tomb) and where the power level between cards varies greatly (singleton formats, Vintage)
So if you play a creature, and your opponent casts a spell that kills it, but you counter that spell, but your opponent counters that counter, the Stack helps you figure out what exactly happened amidst the chaos of all that spell-slinging
With gorgeous new artwork, this is an extremely cool addition to The List