Explaining all the different playing card thicknesses could take us all day
Each deck is playable out of the box, with one face commander card and two alternate choices
Above all, fetchlands are by far the strongest the game, particularly in MTG formats like Modern and Legacy
Invasion of Regatha / Disciples of the Inferno The main thing thats bumping Invasion of Regatha up is the fact that its pretty great in a battles deck

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