Otherwise, it seems like the idea was to give each deck at least one additional "good" artifact, ranging from Lightning Greaves to Skullclamp to new cards like Manascape Refractor
This is the secret rare 108/106 version featuring the Crimson Dive artwork
This card once sold for as little as six dollars, and since then has exploded in price, climbing to ten dollars, then $15, and now currently sits at an impressive market price above $20
The probability of drawing at least one land in your first two draw steps, using the hypergeometric distribution, works out to just over 70%
Bookends: One of your earliest matches has you talk to a trainer, but before the match begins, you and the trainer stand at opposing ends of a battlefield, then you both step forward and the battle begins