Magic: The Gatherings next set, Secrets of Strixhaven, launches later this month, but Amazon has already knocked some money off the Play Booster box
Players use decks of cards that generate five colors of mana, and play cards that consume mana to call for creatures, cast defensive and offensive spells, and activate effects or unique abilities
What to watch for: Printing an entire Commander deck via singles-style shopping is rarely the cheapest path
There's a lot of countermagic at casual nights sometimes, and Surrak is a nice foil against your, well, Foil
She gives all her controllers permanents indestructible, which can lead to some massive blowouts
Quick Draw has a ton of payoffs for spellslinger strategies, primarily ones that create creature tokens to amass a board presence with the spells you play