They prioritize collectability over playability, but they're still incredibly jarring to decipher and have been met with mixed opinions
Controlling four wizards is somewhat trivial, given Kuja makes one, and is one, asking you only to have two more in play
Each PIP precon (yes, the set code is PIP) includes the following: 100 total cards Between 37-41 new-to-Magic cards, depending on the deck 2 traditional foils A display commander and an alternate commander A 2-card Collector Booster Sample Pack including two special treatment cards from PIP 1 non-tournament legal, thick card stock Foil-Etched Display Commander 10 Double-sided tokens 1 Life wheel and Deck Box A strategy insert and reference card Isometric perspective full-art basic lands, with two versions of each basic across the different decks
Earth Breaker - Far-reaching attack that breaks barriers and staggers foes
When you create copies of that Forest, you will be able to keep making Forest tokens and tapping them to make more Forests an arbitrarily large number of times
Dead Weight is awesome