From what we've seen so far, the Baldur's Gate Commander decks are shaping up to be pretty interesting, as precons go
Aeve, Progenitor Ooze Arboreal Alliance Biowaste Blob Bramble Sovereign Bushy Bodyguard Caller of the Pack Caller of the Untamed Chatterstorm City of Death Domesticated Mammoth (playtest) Druid's Deliverance Dual Nature Elvish Hydromancer Endless Swarm Esika's Chariot Fanatic of Rhonas Fin-Clade Fugitives Full Flowering Giant Adephage Hatchery Sliver Honored Hydra Horncaller's Chant Hunting Pack Jubilation Life Finds a Way Ochre Jelly Parallel Evolution Pawpatch Recruit Penumbra Umbra (playtest) Polygoyf Polyraptor Pool of Vigorous Growth Resilient Khenra Rootcast Apprenticeship Rust-Shield Rampager Scion of Calamity Scurry of Squirrels Scute Swarm Second Harvest Selesnya Eulogist Spawnwrithe Splitting Slime Springheart Nantuko Sprouting Phytohydra Tender Wildguide Timeless Witness Vaultborn Tyrant Watchful Radstag
Hes the closest thing Magic has to a Pokemon trainer basically, he really wants to catch em all
Some people love this because it feels good to shuffle and show off
Equip your creatures with Cloud, Midgar Mercenary, and strike fast with Lightning, Army of One while Tifa Lockhart and G'Raha Tia, Scion Reborn make your hits strike home
On top of all that, Arahbo passes the bear test. Its a 5/5 for 5 mana, and theres no reason its 2-color mana value would slow you down in a typical game of EDH