This set seems very promising.
The specialized treatments follow Edge of Eternities s style on the Stellar Sights bonus sheet and include iconic lands from the entire MTG universe
If Energy decks become a thing, Aetherworks Marvel is a given, and something you probably want to tutor up as well

burferking on Moon art cards for Princess 6 years ago I'll continue with the ones in the Innistrad block: Corpse Traders Deadeye Navigator Defy Death Angelic Overseer Alpha Brawl Afflicted Deserter Flip // Werewolf Ransacker Bloodline Keeper Flip // Lord of Lineage Harvester of Souls Grave Bramble Ghost Quarter Fiend of the Shadows Doomed Traveler Helvault Hinterland Hermit Flip // Hinterland Scourge Hunger of the Howlpack Hysterical Blindness Immerwolf Kruin Outlaw Flip // Terror of Kruin Pass Lunar Mystic Marrow Bats Midnight Duelist Misthollow Griffin Morkrut Banshee Paraselene Purify the Grave Rally the Peasants Tormented Pariah Flip // Rampaging Werewolf Screeching Bat Flip // Stalking Vampire Silverclaw Griffin Smite the Monstrous Sorin, Lord of Innistrad Traitorous Blood Treacherous Pit-Dweller Wakedancer Zealous Strike Tiny Moon: Cobbled Wings Hollowhenge Beast Moorland Haunt Debatable: Demonic Rising Ashmouth Hound Havengul Skaab Gallows Warden Entreat the Angels Killing Wave Nephalia Drownyard Seance Sightless Ghoul Somberwald Vigilante Withengar Unbound Only on Transformed side: Bane of Hanweir Archdemon of Greed Gatstaf Howler Howlpack of Estwald Ironfang Krallenhorde Wantons Merciless Predator Ravager of the Fells Silverpelt Werewolf Tovolar's Magehunter Wildblood Pack Gidgetimer on Eldritch Moon Spoiler Thread 10 years ago Huntmaster of the Fells Flip , Ravager of the Fells Flip , Werewolf Ransacker Flip are all templated "this creature" and they are the only ones with transforms abilities

Microtransactions can be safely ignored You get plenty of cards for free This is a modern free-to-play mobile game, and Pokmon TCG Pocket doesn't break from convention
The system is dead simple: you just grab two packs, shuffle them together, and you have a ready-to-play 40-card deck