The Stand Together Starter Deck was one of those and it introduced an intriguing new archetype that has a legitimate chance at earning a place in competitive play
After looking at the research, we found that most players feel that when opening boosters, they quickly get to a point where commons don't matter (and then eventually get to a similar point with uncommons)
Part of the rules of Magic the Gathering Online, is that if any customer has a complete set of cards in the online game, he can request the electronic set be removed from his Online account, and shipped to him as an actual physical Magic The Gathering Set
For example, imagine I control the prowess creature [c]Heartfire Immolator[/c] while I cast the noncreature spell [c]Bronze Sword[/c]
Treasure Cruise is my go-to draw spell
Which should happen given it's 2/1 body quite a few times