While the visuals are clearly a selling point and the reason why its looking like such a high-cost card right now, it also seems like it could hold some exciting competitive potential too
Lets dissect these precons, going over deck themes, reprint quality, and new additions to the Commander format
Goblin Game requires players to hide random objects, something no other Magic: The Gathering card involves, and then punishes whoever hides the fewest number of objects by removing half of their health
It might feel like the only way to deal with something like that is to remove it immediately, which is only a short-term solution when dealing with someones commander
This oversized frog is just one of many monstrosities lurking in the depths of Innistrad, but the new Omenpaths have let it loose to wander the multiverse
Also, a few cards ask you to assemble a Contraption