Note that its what WotC usually does in traditional Draft environments, seeding sets with certain uncommons or rares that might inspire niche Limited decks (two great examples include Slime Against Humanity in Murders at Karlov Manor and Dance of the Manse from Throne of Eldraine )
Functionally, it's okay but as a tutorial to teach the game, it misses a bunch of the early concepts out and things move way to fast to comprehend what's going on
Nissa, Vastwood Seer (Mythic) It may seem pretty odd to be calling out the most expensive card in the set as my top underdog pick, but hear me out
Previous sets, like Avatar: The Last Airbender, had odds of 1:26 packs containing a source material card
Cards like Spoils of Adventure or Squad Commander are good party incentives, but theyre few and far between
10 mana to deal four damage (across four turns)