Many collectors prefer buying singles to target specific cards rather than rely on luck
Alenni, Brood Recruiter Baru, Fist of Krosa Battle Frenzy Boartusk Liege Cabaretti Charm Catharsis Creakwood Liege Deranged Hermit Glistening Deluge Howlpack Alpha Imperious Perfect Juniper Order Advocate Jyoti, Moag Ancient Kaysa Kinbinding Meng Huo, Barbarian King Murkfiend Liege Nemata, Grove Guardian Nissa, Ascended Animist Paragon of Eternal Wilds Phabine, Boss's Confidant Plane-Merge Elf (playtest) Rank and File Restless Prairie Rouse the Swarm Selesnya Guildmage Silk, Web Weaver Squirrel Wrangler Sylvan Anthem Thelonite Hermit Tolsimir Wolfblood Verdeloth the Ancient Wall Crawl Wilt-Leaf Liege
Sapphire/Steel can also be highly effective by anyone who knows how to wield it, but the greater element of chance that its cards create is somewhat unavoidable
Oh yeah, burn and I go way back
Dragon's Maze In 2013, during our second trip to Ravnica, Dragon's Maze revisited split cards