Even if you are skeptical, I would recommend giving a Unstable draft a try, and maybe stick a few of the cards you draft that amused you in your Commander deck for a little while
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These basic lands appear in Magic: The Gathering | Marvel Super Heroes products with the following treatments: Play Boosters: Non-foil and traditional foil city calm and city chaos basic lands Collector Boosters: Traditional foil city calm and city chaos basic lands Jumpstart Boosters: 1 Non-foil city calm or city chaos basic land per Jumpstart Booster Bundles: 1 Non-foil and 1 traditional foil city chaos basic land of each type Gift Bundles: 1 Non-foil and 1 traditional foil city calm basic land of each type Collector's Edition Commander decks: Surge foil city calm and city chaos basic lands Beginner Boxes: Non-foil city calm and city chaos basic lands Magic: The Gathering | Marvel Super Heroes Product Details Play Boosters Magic: The Gathering | Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box Each Magic: The Gathering | Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster box includes 30 Play Boosters, each of which contains the following: 14 Magic: The Gathering cards 7 Commons There are 81 common cards from the main set that can be found in these slots

This is a remarkably inefficient card from a card-advantage perspective, but being able to counter spells for free is so valuable that Force of Will remains a consideration for many who just dont have mana laying around
Now, granted, unlike Hans, you don't have to exert him to gain lore
Trample (This creature can deal excess combat damage to the player or planeswalker its attacking.) The earth walks, strongest of all