Thats a small point of contention for me, and I wish Commander precons would go just a little further out of their way to reprint exciting, higher-end lands in these decks
When initially using a sequence length of 180 (instead of 360) packs to model this set, I came across the following problem, which was one of the reasons I opted to rethink the way I was modelling the sets (the other being that a sequence length of 180 packs just didnt give me enough flexibility to get my models to fit the raw data well): As Ultra Prism is a large set which requires two 11x11 sheets to print the reverses, assuming 3.0 Prism Star cards per box would mean a sequence of 180 packs would contain 15 Prism Stars, leaving 165 - an odd number - for the reverses
Although, this Tsareena (green card on the far right) is very suggestive looking and I doubt that it'll come out in English in this form
Oh, and you have an a+b combo with Curiosity that outright wins the game
Need to make sure the balance of acid to salt is correct and that the meat's had sufficient time to brine
It doesnt matter if your spellslinger strategy involves storming off for Brain Freeze and Tendrils of Agony or focus on casting and copying massive spells like Breach the Multiverse