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You can find non-foil and traditional foil borderless viewport lands in Play Boosters and Collector Boosters
MTG proxies are the same size and shape as real cards so you can shuffle and play like normal
Comparable to Contraptions from Unstable, Attractions are special artifacts that rather than being cast through traditional means, are kept in their own deck, being put directly into play from atop their controller's respective attraction deck when an ability would cause you to "open an attraction." These special artifacts make use of dice, allowing you to roll for their respective effects during your upkeep
Most games end in the combat phase, with creatures getting into the red zone and knocking your opponents to 0
