One thing that is certain is that Wizards massively upgraded the manabases of the decks compared to past Commander precons, with many of the decks having Horizons lands (see: Horizon Canopy), the Innistrad slowlands (like Dreamroot Cascade) and more
2-5/8"x3-5/8" standard size soft soft sleeves
For most of us a huge part of the fun of buying a precon in the first place is putting our own mark onto them and making each into our own list with our weird pet cards and favorite staples
Whenever this creature enters or attacks, exile up to one target card from a graveyard
This is fantastic in decks that make loads of Treasure with cards like Bootleggers' Stash or Ancient Copper Dragon
While I'm not allowed to give all the nitty gritty for legal reasons, let me sum up by saying that a year later all three (plus fellow Great Designer Mark Globus, who managed to use The Great Designer Search to impress other people in Wizards enough to skip an internship altogether) now have full-time jobs