Prerelease foils might see a resurgence in the future once more collectors realize how much more scarce they actually are, but for now I can safely say that you want the set foil 100% of the time when youre given a choice between the two.
Flip through the image gallery below for a first look at the lead card and packaging for each deck, and read on for a conversation with Wizards of the Coast about what to expect inside them, why these four games were picked, and plenty more
Obviously we're too close to Augur of AutumnAugur of Autumn's initial printing for me to confirm that theory quite yet, but there's really not much to dispute as far as it being a mostly superior card
They may cast that card after the current turn has ended by paying any foretell cost it has rather than paying that spells mana cost
When the instants or sorceries deal combat damage to a player you can copy the card that it is without paying the mana cost
Use this to shut off Ruby/Amethyst at key moments, and really annoy Amber/Steel players
