Wizards showed off three of those cards during the panel: Towashi, Isle of Vesuva, and Spatial Merging
Amber/Steel Songs Midrange This matchup is favored for us (80% winrate in my sample size of 60 games)
Bestial Bloodline Blood Spatter Analysis Bloodghast Bloodline Bidding Blossoming Tortoise Bonebind Orator Broodheart Engine Builder's Talent Call Damage Control Call a Surprise Witness Carnage, Crimson Chaos Carrion Cruiser Cauldron of Essence Cemetery Recruitment Cheerful Osteomancer Coati Scavenger Coiling Rebirth Consumed by Greed Convenient Target Corpses of the Lost Curious Forager Daily Bugle Reporters Damage Control Crew Daydream Deadly Brew Deadly Plot Deathless Pilot Defiled Crypt // Cadaver Lab Defossilize Desecrex, Gift of Servitude Dewdrop Cure Dire Flail Does Machines Dose of Dawnglow Driver of the Dead Dundoolin Weaver Dune Drifter Eddie Brock Elvish Regrower Emerge from the Cocoon Emeritus of Abundance Emptiness Evershrike's Gift Evil Reawakened Fear of Infinity Fell Gravship Fell Horseman Fiendish Panda Fight On

Some cards in the crossover are straight-up reflections of a characters powers, or story beats that happen to them, such as Cecil from Final Fantasy IV transforming from a Dark Knight into a Paladin
Secret Lair x Monster Hunter: The Hunt Blind Obedience ($1-$30, 215k) Snap ($2-$115, 272k) Village Rites (25-$2, 320k) Mizzium Mortars (50-$3, 48k) Tooth and Nail ($1-$40, 46k) Theres useful cards and not-useful cards, and weve had premium versions of most of these already
March of the Machine Praetors Price range: $7.50 through $72.50 March of the Machine Praetors Size 8.8cm x 6.3cm, Fit perfectly into KMC perfect fit sleeve