One easy way to tell if a double-faced card is transforming as opposed to modal (like cards from previous sets, such as Strixhaven: School of Mages ) is that each transforming double-faced card will have an ability that either transforms it into their other face or has it enter the battlefield or be cast transformed
Economic Comparisons Let's discount buylists for a quick second (we'll add them in our next comparison)
Dubbed a travelogue set by Head Designer Mark Rosewater, this set will certainly start 2025 off with a bang
Magic: The Gathering Assassin's Creed is non-draftable and not available on MTG Arena
I doubt Leyline of Resonance will be played in the deck for the RC because it makes the midrange matchups worse, but if Lotus or another combo deck arose to great prominence in the future, then Rakdos Aggro with Leyline of Resonance could easily take advantage of that metagame to find great success
However, that high Ink cost is something of an advantage in-and-of itself thanks to Tag Me In! a unique character ability that drastically reduces the cost of playing this character in the right situations