This Trap card lets you Special Summon a Monster from the opponent's Graveyard, and then send a card on your field (which can be the one you Summoned) as well as your opponent's so long as they share the same Type
The best pull rates can vary by set and are influenced by factors such as the total number of cards in the set and the distribution of rarity
Borderless copies of Summon: Knights of Round would increase from roughly $16 to over $28 on June 12, where Summon: Knights of Rounds price would peak once again (ignoring massively inflated presale price points)
This card is only available while supplies last, though, so it's well worth preordering the game now to make sure you get your hands on it
Each can be found in Play Boosters and Collector Boosters in both traditional foil and non-foil
If you track the typical combat eligibility of a 3-chapter saga creature, that's two turns of blocking and one chance to attack after chapter II