A starter deck is the ideal start because this is a ready-made deck that can be played straight out of the box
[212] The secondary market started with comic book stores and hobby shops displaying and selling cards, with the cards' values determined somewhat arbitrarily by the employees of the store
Atraxa, Grand Unifier Magic's strongest, scariest angel, Atraxa, Grand Unifier has great keywords, is one of the best lifelinkers in MTG, and looks like an impressive source of card draw
Craterhoof Behemoth Probably the best ETB effect in green, Craterhoof Behemoth is the go-to finisher for decks that create a wide board of creatures
There are just so many all-stars from MTG history here
Others buy boxes to play limited with their friends, and Masters sets have almost always had great limited formats