Historically, core sets have played a key role in introducing new players to Magic: The Gathering, and the Starter Commander Deck continues that tradition by providing an accessible, all-in-one experience
Swan Song can be replaced with Annul or something similar
Glissa, the Traitor Glissa, the Traitor is a Golgari elf with some terrifying keywords
In my mind, the collecting makes the game experience more intricate
Of all the MTG colors, blue has the most mill cards, and its best cards pair well with a control deck
In the early game, you can cash in a token to remove your opponent's best thing and then later start growing your tokens with the equipment, which only costs a single mana to equip