This deck is looking to wear down opponents with removal and attrition before closing out the game with a legion of nightmarish attackers

Abominable Treefolk Adarkar Valkyrie Adarkar Windform Alpine Guide Ascendant Spirit Avalanche Caller Berg Strider Blizzard Specter Blizzard Strix Boreal Centaur Boreal Druid Boreal Griffin Boreal Outrider Centaur Omenreader Chillerpillar Chilling Shade Conifer Wurm Diamond Faerie Draugr Necromancer Frost Augur Frost Raptor Frostpeak Yeti Frostwalla Frostweb Spider Goblin Rimerunner Grim Draugr Gutless Ghoul Hailstorm Valkyrie Ice-Fang Coatl Iceberg Cancrix Icebreaker Kraken Icehide Golem Icehide Troll Isu the Abominable Jorn, God of Winter Karplusan Wolverine Moritte of the Frost Narfi, Betrayer King Ohran Frostfang Ohran Viper Ohran Yeti Phyrexian Ironfoot Phyrexian Snowcrusher Phyrexian Soulgorger Pilfering Hawk Priest of the Haunted Edge Rime Tender Rimebound Dead Rimefeather Owl Rimehorn Aurochs Rimescale Dragon Ronom Serpent Saddled Rimestag Sculptor of Winter Spirit of the Aldergard Squall Drifter Stalking Yeti Svella, Ice Shaper Thermopod Wall of Shards Zombie Musher

Even in a world with mana burn (where you lost life if you didnt spend all the mana in your mana pool between phases), I still cannot understand why this card saw print, let alone why the prospect of losing a few points of life was considered sufficient downside for generating 2-7 mana in a color not known for mana ramp
I still dont have a clue what shes wrapping, but they look more like gifts in the holiday promo as opposed to unwanted, uninteresting objects in the original art
At the end of the day, if you enjoy cracking packs and can make good use of the movie posters, full art foil lands, deck box, and spindown, this product seems like a very solid pickup