Magic has a few special card classifications that look like rarities, act kind of like rarities, and exist mostly to remind us that this game has been around long enough to deviate from the norm every once in a Blood Moon: Basic Land (L) Mark Rosewater himself has described Basic Lands as effectively more common than common from a production standpoint
A cast of fairy tale characters must now work to protect the populace of Eldraine from unending nightmare
The appendix does not include anything other than the pouch.
With the exception of a single copy of Kronk, Junion Chipmunk, this deck caps out at four ink-cost cards, which means it's meant to be played with a small inkwell
If you choose an artifact creature card or an enchantment creature card in your graveyard as the target, you could exile that card as the triggered ability is resolving, but if you do, you won't return it to your hand