Lets see what you can find in March of the Machine set boosters as an example: 1 Multiverse Legends card At least 1 battle card 1 traditional foil/foil-etched card of any rarity including Multiverse Legends in traditional foil and the foil-etched treatment 2 wildcards of any rarity (opportunity to open MOM Commander cards, Jumpstart booster rares, or Multiverse Legends) 1 basic land/full-art harbinger basic land in traditional foil or non-foil 1 double-faced Phyrexian common/uncommon 2 connected uncommons 2 connected commons 1 art card 1 token/ad card, double-faced Helper card, or The List card Id look for old set boosters if Limited play isnt your jam and youre buying cards to increase your collection
The card can be Shifted to be played for only five ink when on another Tinker Bell character, and has Evasive to protect it
I think this card will come down a bit now that its seeing less play, but the retail price may never go too far below $10
By narrowing down an identity for each Commander deck, not only do you guide yourself toward more affordable, fun and personal card choices: you create new goals to chase in-game which align more closely to your idea of fun than the often-political question of overall victory
In players minds, Modern Horizons is synonymous with powerful, and therefore the Commander precons should be sufficiently stronger than the typical offerings