The same is true for the drops Bonus Cards, which offer extra value and Hatsune Miku goodness
Overlord of the Floodpits Rarity: Mythic Rare TYPE: Enchantment Creature SUBTYPE: Avatar Horror CMC: 5 Mana cost: USD: $14.56 EUR: 14.90 TIX: 0.09 EDHREC RANK: 2960 (5/3) Impending 4 (If you cast this spell for its impending cost, it enters with four time counters and isn't a creature until the last is removed
You must pay its costs, and you must follow all applicable timing rules
Its second set, Legions, highlighted the silver tribe
It's theoretically possible that, if you were to weigh literally thousands of packs to choose your heavy favorites, and bought hundreds of them, you might get a slightly higher pull rate of rare cards than if you bought the same number of random packs - but I don't recommend it, for two main reasons: Most game stores don't permit you to weigh individual booster packs before buying them - mostly because it takes a long time and holds up the line
Of course, you'll probably find some cool cards when opening up boosters, just like we did, and there's always a chance you'll get the chase card you want, but what if you could just pay the market value of the card you wanted for less instead