This is the perfect opportunity for Wizards to create a Star Wars Secret Lair, Commander deck cycle, or even a whole expansion set for players to take a break from MTG 's main story and fight in a new galaxy for some casual, out-of-this-world fun.
Just keep in mind your budget and the fact that you can more slowly accumulate gold that can purchase extra packs and cosmetics, if you have the patience
At $60 and without any demand from Modern, Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a fine (if somewhat unexciting, considering it was already in Eternal Masters ) reprint in Masters 25
Starfield of Nyx $10 Starfield of Nyx has the look of a card that was in the Theros design file but was removed late in the game because it was warping the Future Future League too much
In fact, a few of the more puzzling choices might lead one to think the landbase is a bit sub standard: Contaminated AquiferContaminated Aquifer Evolving WildsEvolving Wilds Idyllic BeachfrontIdyllic Beachfront Sunlit MarshSunlit Marsh Since the basic land typing isn't particularly relevant in this deck, it couldn't have been impossible to at least include a Dismal BackwaterDismal Backwater instead of a Contaminated AquiferContaminated Aquifer, right
Mind Twist was so dominant in 94 and 95 that in early 1996 it was actually straight up banned from all formats due to power level