Both decks have their own playstyle that makes them unique to play, and if I wasnt already aware of the dark side of Magic, this might even have convinced me to start playing
If Lutri, the Spellchaser had an ability that actually rewarded you for jumping through the huge hoop of playing all one-ofs, it might have a chance in constructed formats, but being a bad version of Dualcaster Mage that can only target your own spells and comes with the additional safety valve of only working if you actually cast Lutri (taking blink shenanigans off the table) just isn't enough of a reward compared to the high cost in consistency you pay for making Lutri, the Spellchaser your companion
Item decks didnt really come together in The First Chapter, though they were fun to play around with
The textured holographic background highlights his giant, stitched design and sinister grin, making his Special attribute status feel genuinely intimidating
Seeing as the small sum of 17 cards are featured in the set, the booster packs released for the set only contained two cards
