Kind of like a drop rate, except instead of killing a monster in a video game and picking up loot, you open a digital pack of cards in a simulated card game
Prince Phillip has both Support, and Best Defence
However, if the opponent is using different cards in the slots where they would normally use "Skill Drain" or "There Can Be Only One," be careful as the game will enter a state that is hard to predict
They give you removal and interaction without cutting into your dork count
Cosmogrand Zenith Cosmogrand Zenith rewards you for playing Magic naturally, though you might alter your sequencing to hit two spells a turn
This would be completely innocent and above board, of course, but suddenly the MTG community is plunged into theories that the packs were rigged to make sure a high-profile person gets the card for maximum brand impact, and the validity of the pull is called into question