Wizards of the Coast has recently changed its approach to updating the banlist and is creating a more flexible approach to updating it, stating that "Future banned and restricted announcements will occur two to five weeks after each set's release." This does depend on which formatting you are playing though, so it's still worth getting familiar with the banlist update cycles and the latest releases
Its easy to write these concerns off as nobody should actually buy these cards under the assumption that theyre going to maintain their value, its just a game, what did you expect, paying $500 for a piece of cardboard? or even, if you have enough money to blow on $100 Magic cards, then money shouldnt be enough of a problem for you for this to matter. The problem, of course, is that people grow and circumstances change
Repeatable proliferation is at a premium, even if Clasp isnt the most efficient way to do so
Each pack contains a selection of 14 cards , which may include cards from The List and Special Guest cards