(Blue-White-Red) Mutant Menace (Black-Green-Blue) Each box has a complete Commander deck that is ready to play: 2 Traditional foil new-to- Magic legendary creature cards, either of which can serve as the deck's commander 98 Non-foil cards, with each deck featuring new-to- Magic cards: Scrappy Survivors: 38 new-to- Magic cards Hail, Caesar: 37 new-to- Magic cards Mutant Menace: 41 new-to- Magic cards Science!: 38 new-to- Magic cards 1 Foil-etched display commander (a thick cardstock copy of the face commander card with foil etched into the card's border and art
The inclusion of Ugin doesn't tell us a whole lot about what to expect from the set as a whole, but it's a fun bomb and always shocking when you've got enough mana to land it on the table
Last and least, Vampiric Rites is just a one-of, and after playing a bunch of matches with the deck, I'm not sure it's really needed
One example is the card Labyrinth Raptor
This is the key difference between stationing and earlier mechanics like crewing and mounting
The bottom line is that while fetches are often obstructively expensive, they allow for much more diverse metagames and encourage more brewing