This deck contains: 1 60-card starter deck including 2 foil cards 11 Tokens 1 Rulebook 1 The First Chapter Booster pack containing 12 randomized cards 1 Aladdin - Heroic Outlaw 2 Aladdin - Prince Ali 3 Aladdin - Street Rat 2 Captain - Colonel's Lieutenant 1 Cruella De Vil - Miserable as Usual 2 Donald Duck - Boisterous Fowl 2 Duke of Weselton - Opportunistic Official 3 Horace - No-Good Scoundrel 1 Iago - Loud-Mouthed Parrot 2 Jasper - Common Crook 1 LeFou - Instigator 3 Mad Hatter - Gracious Host 3 Megara - Pulling the Strings 3 Mickey Mouse - Steamboat Pilot 2 Peter Pan - Never Landing 3 Pongo - Ol' Rascal 3 Rapunzel - Letting Down Her Hair 2 Scar - Fiery Usurper 3 Sergeant Tibbs - Courageous Cat 1 Stitch - Abomination 3 Dragon Fire 2 He's Got a Sword
You can enjoy multiple kinds of decks in a set and its cool, but if the goal is to win you have to put away this aspect and just focus on what give you the best chance of success at your event
In the end, white morphs looked promising, I just ran out of time to get it good enough to be the deck to play, at least in my judgment
Bottomless Pit A lot of people assume Bottomless Pit is only good in decks like Tinybones where you get a trigger off of them discarding a card
There are so many ways you can play, both in person and online, that it can be overwhelming to figure out the best way to jump in
If you were to enter a competitive Commander tournament with a precon deck, your chances of dealing with opponents sporting infinite combos as quickly and effectively as possible and winning would be extremely low