His follow up land is a Saga which he will not be able to create constructs with
Whether its the pristine card quality or the cultural nuances infused into the design, owning Japanese Lorcana cards will likely feel like owning a piece of art
First released in the Betrayers of Kamigawa MTG set in 2005, Disrupting Shoal is a potentially powerful, but also highly situational counterspell
The guaranteed SSR, multiple baby shinies, and strong chase card lineup make it one of the best opening experiences in the Scarlet & Violet era
This is combined with a number of cheap instant/sorcery cards that add value, meanwhile making your magecraft creatures huge
Again, you don't have to have a specific theme, but it does help point you in the right direction when getting started