Just two Skullclamp decks made top 8 of the Mirrodin + Darksteel block Pro Tour
The Prismari school of Strixhaven focus on chaining several spells together in a single turn, often times for great payoffs
This precon gave us some phenomenal new cards: Pyreswipe HawkPyreswipe Hawk, Alchemists TalentAlchemists Talent, and my personal favorite, Rolling HamsphereRolling Hamsphere And it didnt skimp on the reprints either, with hits like: Tendershoot DryadTendershoot Dryad Greater GoodGreater Good Grothama, All-DevouringGrothama, All-Devouring Check out my full review here
Lifelink Lifelink allows a player to gain life equal to the amount of damage done by a creature
So, if you have all ten color pairs in your cube, you'd probably want to be consistent and include a land (for example, a shock land, fetch land, or check land) for each
Variance is brutal at the top, and most first-timers would learn far more from three cheap opens than one expensive miss