Each deck is pre-built and ready to play right out of the box, coming with a deck of 60 cards, two of which will be foil cards, as well as playing tools like a paper playmat, 10 damage counters, 1 paper lore tracker token, and a set of game rules
With sleeves, you can just shuffle these cards into your deck and play normally saving a TON of petty annoyance
But since the enchantment also deals one damage to each opponent every time you have a creature come into play under your control, it can quickly rack up some serious damage
In fact, despite sitting on the Cloud Strife card for a while, it was pulling Chronicle of Victory that finally convinced me to start building this deck
This goes to show how format defining free reactive cards can be, and as long as Fury is regularly played in the format, I doubt that any strategy relying on going wide with creatures will be a good choice or even a Tier 1 deck