They dont care about devotion, but they tend to have conditions to meet before they can attack or block (except for Nicol Bolas, God-Pharaoh and Djeru and Hazoret)
There are 6 Common cards, 1 Common or The List card (The List being special cards, usually reprints, the selection of which can change between sets), three Uncommon cards, 1 non-foil Wild Card (this can be anything from the main set that the booster is a part of), 1 Rare or Mythic Rare from the boosters set, 1 Foil card of any rarity, 1 Basic Land card and, finally, 1 non-playable card, which can be a token, play aide, ad card or art card
I prefer a more attrition-based approach but to each their own
Fun fact: Order of Leitbur was so named because the designers thought it was funny to be able to get an Order of Light Beer. With twelve protection from black two-drops, Chanpheng was well suited for attacking Necro-decks, while Phyrexian War Beast proved surprisingly effective tech for blocking opposing Black Knights
Stormchaser Mage Our first uncommon to make it into the Top 10 for this set is Stormchaser Mage
Instant and Interactions The following instants are crucial in protecting our board state, removing critical threats, and providing us with essential interaction
