War of the Spark, however, will have a guaranteed Planeswalker in every pack
There are a few key differences, like that split cards have the combined mana value and types of both halves, while MDFCs only have the properties of the front half when anywhere other than the stack or the battlefield
So lets check out that last category

Norin the Wary Chaos Norin the Wary | Illustration by Heather Hudson Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creature (15) Beetleback Chief Burnished Hart Goblin Assassin Goblin Matron Goblin Recruiter Goblin Warchief Goblin Welder Mogg War Marshal Myr Battlesphere Ogre Battledriver Purphoros, God of the Forge Rummaging Goblin Stingscourger Tuktuk Scrapper War Elemental Instant (5) Brand Red Elemental Blast Reverberate Wild Ricochet Word of Seizing Sorcery (14) Aftershock Decree of Annihilation Faithless Looting Fiery Gambit Firecat Blitz Game of Chaos Goblin Game Illicit Auction Jokulhaups Mana Clash Ruination Scrambleverse Warp World Whims of the Fates Enchantment (19) Confusion in the Ranks Curse of Bloodletting Dictate of the Twin Gods Furnace of Rath Grip of Chaos Heat Stroke Impact Tremors In the Web of War Outpost Siege Pandemonium Planar Chaos Possibility Storm Price of Glory Pyrohemia Risky Move Smoke War's Toll Warstorm Surge Widespread Panic Artifact (13) Arena of the Ancients Caged Sun Conjurer's Closet Fire Diamond Genesis Chamber Honor-Worn Shaku Meekstone Ruby Medallion Sands of Time Skullclamp Sol Ring Static Orb Storage Matrix Land (32) This deck may be a slightly controversial pick

Getting to your big plays a turn early is excellent, and coming down on turn one is even more so
Another possibility to try is a return to Red Heroic: Creatures (20) Lands (18) 18 Mountain Spells (22) 4 Dragon Mantle 2 Stoke the Flames 4 Hammerhand 1 Inferno Fist 4 Infectious Bloodlust 4 Helm of the Gods 3 Call of the Full Moon Sideboard Magic Origins features a couple new auras to target our heroes with: Personally, Infectious Bloodlust is definitely my favorite of the two