Both decks come with interesting new cards and some cool reprints
Golgari Grave-Troll is so good that it's currently banned in Modern and restricted in Vintage, with Legacy as the only format you can play four copies of it
Additional creature cards discarded beyond the first won't result in additional Moogle tokens, and additional noncreature cards discarded beyond the first won't result in additional counters
All Is Dust is obviously powerful, even if youre not utilizing the one or more colors clause
One is a regular version with LotR art, which is estimated to go for about $19, but the other three are special Rings of Power alters with text written in Quenya (elvish) varying between $40 and $143
It reads: Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell, if it targets one or more other permanents you control, create a token thats a copy of one of those permanents. This effect also occurs if your opponent makes you discard a permanent, as you then get a token of it