The Illustration Rares for these cards are stunning, and the uniqueness of the typing can give players a fair amount of excitement while opening these packs
But the extra-limited MTG Secret Lair products remain particularly attractive to collectors
Here are the results: Champion - Lenny Lai 2nd - Dexter Chiang Champion - Melvin Chiu 2nd - Kang KH Thanks to Lot 1 Zone X for organising the GAK Tournaments

Sakashima the Impostor (for flavor with the "clone tribal" theme) Zur the Enchanter (much like in Modern, having a tutorable clone is very powerful) Rayne, Academy Chancellor and Hakim, Loreweaver (where Mirrorweave can be a copy of the best aura enchanting your commander) Estrid, the Masked (enchantress) Angus Mackenzie (where two Ghostly Prisons or Propagandas are better than one) Zedruu the Greathearted (where Mirrormade can copy something Donateable to give to your opponent for card advantage) Teferi, Temporal Archmage (where Mirrormade can replace Copy Artifact as part of the Isochron Scepter + Dramatic Reversal combo, where the main plan is to get Dramatic Reversal under Isochron Scepter to get infinite untaps of non-land permanents and then use Mirrormade to copy Isochron Scepter and imprint something that actually ends the game, with Swan Song being a popular meme-ish choice)
Introducing Never-before-Seen Characters as Leader Cards
I stood up and left, not picking the game back up again until after Covid hit