Heres an example of what a Eureka deck might look like nowadays: Creatures (13) Planeswalkers (2) Lands (20) Spells (26) Even setting aside the Reserved List , Eureka would be pretty near the top of the list of cards never getting reprinted in a Standard-legal set
Each March of the Machine Set Booster contains: 12x Magic: The Gathering cards per booster 1x Art Card 1x Token, ad card, or card from The List 1-5 cards of rarity Rare or higher in every pack This product does not include the Buy-A-Box promotional card
When we ask ourselves whether a Masters set is 'good', we're really asking 3 questions: Is the EV of the cards in the set higher than the cost of a box before release
Whispers of the Muse (T1, Ext, S, Block) A favorite in "Turbo Xerox" (a blue deck which used minimal land but a ton of cantrips to thin out the deck), Counter-Phoenix (Shard Phoenix + Forbid) and Tradewind-Awakening (put Awakening on the stack, tap all your lands for mana, untap all your lands), Whispers has what might seem like a hefty price to pay for one card but you get to do it turn after turn after turn