The selection almost always includes a mixture of brand new cards (where the card name, in-game rules, and art are all new) and 'reprints' (new versions of existing popular cards, which keep the same name and rules, but may feature new artwork and sometimes updated wording)
The scenes chosen are a clear nod to fan-favorite moments: Garland at the Chaos Shrine for Final Fantasy I, Children of Fate for Final Fantasy VIII, The Siege of Alexandria for Final Fantasy IX, and Camp Comrades for Final Fantasy XV
By your argument, every Vampire would have the "Pre-Vampire-Race Vampire Class" e.g
Phyrexia: All Will Be One preview season is well underway, and there are many exciting, new Commanders
To get a token, players must purchase 8 packs of March of the Machine Set Booster. While this might not be the most insurmountable hurdle for avid MTG players, this detail, and the region exclusivity, has nevertheless made these cards expensive