But which one should you choose

1 Wildcard of any rarity A common (18%), uncommon (58%), rare (19%), or mythic rare (2%) card from the Lorwyn Eclipsed main set An uncommon (2%), rare (less than 1%), or mythic rare (less than 1%) fable frame card A rare (1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) borderless nonland card A borderless reversible shock land (less than 1%) 1 Rare or mythic rare A rare (78.2%) or mythic rare (13.6%) card from the Lorwyn Eclipsed main set A rare (4.6%) or mythic rare (1.2%) fable frame card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) borderless nonland card A borderless reversible shock land (less than 1%) 1 Traditional foil card of any rarity A common (60.4%), uncommon (29.8%), rare (6.5%), or mythic rare (1.1%) card from the Lorwyn Eclipsed main set An uncommon (1%), rare (1%), or mythic rare (less than 1%) fable frame card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) borderless nonland card A borderless reversible shock land (less than 1%) 1 Basic land A non-foil (40%) or traditional foil (10%) default frame basic land A non-foil (40%) or traditional foil (10%) full-art basic land 1 Non-foil helper card or double-sided token Note: Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding

MOST of the women I know who tried magic, just never got into the game
Grove of the Burnwillows (EOS) $7.39 Grove of the Burnwillows is a fun nod to MTGs past, as giving your opponent 1 life can be better or worse than losing 1 life yourself based on how aggressive or controlling your deck is
They peaked again several years later for the Artificer's Silver Age, with the great Urza's cycle that unleashed upon our world so many powerful weapons as to echo the ancient times