I don't think this booster type is being launched with Bloomburrow by accident - the theme is very child-friendly
So if you have Summon: Bahamut in play with one lore counter, and you proliferate it twice to land on Chapter III (draw two cards), you'll also get to trigger Chapter II (destroy a creature)
Every Equipment costs mana to actually equip to your creatures, but the deck has plenty of ways to cheat around equip costs by making them either discounted or completely free, depending on what your board state is
While it may lack the immediate aggression of the top two entries, it possesses an incredibly high floor value because it is the mandatory cornerstone for any Winnie the Pooh -themed strategy
I hope you've enjoyed this mechanical deep dive, and if you have comments or questions please drop a comment below, or stop by the Draftsim Discord for a chat
Each set adds just a handful of five-star, match-winner cards