Instead, it seems like Wizards adds up the prices of the cheapest version of a card and attempts to make the drop's total value close to the drop's cost (another recent example of this is the upcoming International Women's Day drop, which costs $50 and has about $48 in value based on the cheapest non-foil printing of the cards in the drop)
Each set in the game has its merits, especially for collectors, but for deckbuilding purposes, this is not exactly true
Once you start playing with them, you will realize quickly how amazing it is to get a land that comes into play untapped
Haktos is a battle-happy champion whos almost, but not quite, invincible, with a single weakness that just might destroy him
I'll drop word for one of the best of those payoffs, because I just freaking' love this pinging ol' dragon: Niv-Mizzet, Parun