With 60-card decks, 20 life, and a curated pool of the most recent cards, the format demands precision and a deep understanding of the competitive landscape, known as the "metagame." If you're transitioning from casual formats or just starting, standard MTG decks demand precision and adaptability
However, things neednt necessarily stay that way
The kind of stuff we might play in limited even if it didn't have delve5G for a 4/4 Trample, or 5B for a 4/5 with a grindy ability
TCGplayer tends to be a bit cheaper because of the competitive nature of their marketplace, but Star City Games and Card Kingdom are backed by years of renown and can be more convenient if you want your cards to come in one package instead of multiple envelopes
The difference here is that the shocks were evenly spread through the whole RTR block, and no one shock saw considerable more copies printed than the others
You wont be doing very much attacking in this Commander deck so it isnt something you care about most of the time