Namely, it doesn't intend to
Just yours, sure, but any, even tokens, plus there's no once/turn break here
It feels as though the company has learned very little from the backlash to the price point of the original Double Masters set, which sat at around 260 ($310) for a booster box versus the standard MTG price of around 100 ($119)
Being able to split them up is lovely too, you can dig for lands early and then cash in lands with it late
* Changed Mace Bug: We know reconfigure sucks now so this card can cost less
Clattering Augur It's hard to argue against a creature like Clattering Auger, where you get to draw one and lose a life when it comes into play, then it has built in graveyard recursion