The Final Fantasy Commander decks are beginner-friendly but expensive, running anywhere from $80 to $130 when Commander decks in other sets are much cheaper
I could list every new card I love - like Alice, Growing Girl, who lends the Support keyword to your other characters and gains four lore when you reach ten strength, or Sisu, Divine Water Dragon, who allows you to draw a new card every time you quest - but in general all of the new cards in Rise of the Floodborn feel like a shift in power and ability
4 Wreck-It Ralph - Ham Hands 220/204, Steel Wreck-It Ralph - Ham Hands is a high-cost Steel card, but it can be a game finisher depending on how far along a player is
They have 10 pages, each with four pockets apart from the last few for oversized cards
You can block, smooth out your draws, then cash it in for a nice three cards when the game goes long