Sets like Thunder Junction Commander and Secrets of Strixhaven introduce a wide variety of Commanders, each with their own strengths, weaknesses, and abilities
Which is probably its entire planned business model, come to think.
There's nothing else here to sink my teeth into - no path, no buildings, no creatures, no weather, nothing to hold my interest beyond the prettiness of the art and scene
At least five of the cards in their deck and sideboard had to come from each of the legal sets, and those legal sets included Homelands
Remarkably, a mere common is worth almost as much: Dragon's Approach , currently worth $2.32 according to MTG Goldfish
We only recommend going this way if you really want the physical cards your codes will come bundled with