Blue decks tend to be slow and patient, gradually building up card advantage and other resources until they're ready for the endgame, which is perfect for a midrange-oriented, moderately powerful format like Commander
Buried Alive 6.5 About as slow as you can get without being unplayable
Also, those lost life points and inconsistencies are continuous, whether or not the sideboarded white cards show up
On top of that you can find many unique cards that support a tribe and can be great budget options as those cards work only on a specific tribal deck and are bad to unplayable to any other deck
We normally expect MTG sets to at least make it into shops before we start to feel their impact on Magic the Gathering's secondary market
Through these decks, you can get a taste of the rich story and varied characters of the Lorcana TCG