It also allows you to skip your upkeep, which can be huge against certain strategies used in EDH
While Food and Fellowship remains my favorite of the precons, doing a deep dive into Hosts of Mordor has put it at a close second
Commander Decks (or precons) are ideal because they include all the cards you need to play right out of the box, built around a Commander but also with a second choice of Commander included if you want to mix things up
Heres an attempt to make it work: Creatures (15) 1 Pilgrim's Eye 4 Filigree Familiar 4 Contraband Kingpin 4 Glint-Nest Crane 2 Padeem, Consul of Innovation Planeswalkers (3) Lands (24) Spells (18) Its like it asks so much more of you and you get so much less
New players will almost never have to play something like this in their first games, as many of those are very rare or older cards
Just a dork that can be a 3/2 flier for two or a 2/1 should you not have a card to spare is powerful and versatile