The Foundations set on the whole has stood out to me for several reasons: 1) Beginner Products As I understand it, a set similar to the Foundations set tends to come out every 5ish years or so, typically to allow a guided pathway into MtG for newer/returning players
Geller specialized in spoon-bending tricks and Kadabra's Japanese name, 'Yungeller', is similar to his
Personally, I think Kenessos will end up becoming the de-facto commander for the tribe as far as optimal builds go, but I think Arixmethes will be more popular because its just a huge monster
You can build a virtual deck, which is purely theorycrafting, with no implication that the deck exists physically
Yawgmoth's Will ($245) Not only is Yawgmoth's Will a Reserved List card, but its also still a very competitive one
Outside of Storm, I'd much rather drop by three once since you are guaranteed to get that rather than the mana needed for other things