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Players who want them can still easily get them

Winterspell is now available to buy at most major retailers, but I'd recommend at least picking up the Booster Display Pack for $144 at Amazon to really get you started with the new set

Foretell is a powerful mechanic as it lets you save your spells in a discard-immune zone to cast when it's most convenient for you

Roy: Yep, definitely