Remembering when to play cards, the art of attacking and defending, and when to pull spell cards seemed a lot more difficult than other TCGs Ive played
There are also some very nice reprints with Mystic Forge, Caged Sun, Gilded Lotus, and Living Death, making this likely the best deck in the bunch for reprints
Will of the Abzan is so much more effective
Ashnods Altar Ashnod's Altar is arguably the best sacrifice outlet in all of MTG, and its sac payoff makes it an amazing combo piece
Kellan, The Fae-Blooded rewards players for going wide with their battlefield and loading up with auras and equipment, making him a powerful commander for aggressive Boros decks
The deck I fell in love with in its final incarnation of 66 cards was: x7 Island x3 Tundra x2 Underground Sea x3 Serra Angel x2 Pearled Unicorn x2 Mega Pegasus x1 Spiritual Sanctuary x3 Holy Strength x3 Divine Transformation x1 Balance x2 Disenchant x3 Prodigal Sorcerer x3 Old Man of the Sea x2 Clone x2 Control Magic x1 Time Walk x1 Timetwister x2 Force Spike x2 Counterspell x3 Psionic Blast x2 Ancestral Recall x1 Ornithopter x1 Mox Pearl x1 Mox Emerald x1 Mox Sapphire x1 Mox Jet x1 Black Lotus x2 Ivory Tower Of course, many will question some of those cards, and the fact that Vesuvan Doppleganger doesnt appear, is probably a crime to other some