Remember, collection buying is a grind for value, so unlike speculation, where I fully embrace the theory that you don't need to "hit" on every buy to come out ahead, when buying collections, you really can't afford to have many (or any) misses since your profits are generally much lower
If you absolutely can't wait for Dragonball (no official announcement of a Universes Beyond set yet), you would do well to include tutors, and would need to create copies of the mana rock to get to seven
Land Tax keeps your hand full, guarantees land drops, and turns whites ramp problem into a resource engine
There are plenty of big creatures that only need one turn to have a serious impact on the game, but if you want your unearthed creatures to stick around you can also include cards like Obeka, Brute Chronologist and Sundial of the Infinite
For those coming into this fresh, the Story Spotlights are a new subset of cosmetically marked cards that represent "the five most crucial" moments of each set's story
Creatures you control gain vigilance until end of turn