To help, youre going to want to take a good look at these newly released decklists: theyll provide an insight into the distribution of creatures, artifacts, instants, and sorceries
However, in the real game, Time Wizards time-travel shenanigans are more straightforward: Thousand Dragon is a typical Fusion Monster, whereas Dark Sage specifically needs Time Wizards original effect to be called right. This is because Time Wizard, being a part of Joeys deck, has a unique effect that is luck-dependent
Cards like Army of the Damned and Damnable Pact are begging to be copied with Anhelo, the Painters ability, and the alternate commander, Parnesse, the Subtle Brush, lets you pass the copied spells around the table and influences your opponents to target each other with them
Finally, Hail, Caesar is an aggressive, sacrifice-enabling deck that views soldiers as pieces to be played and discarded at will
I treated A as A+ and B as A- But because so few cards stand out significantly, the whole package is made a lot better
But, in most cases, it's better to buy singles - and if you're looking to start your own collection with some Genetic Apex-style cards, here's which ones you should pick up