You could have also picked up the Theme Deck Savage Stompdown, which had a Natural Order (notably not on the RL) in it
As for improvements on the deck, I'd suggest that Wizards was pulling only a few punches with this one
During your turn, equipped creature gets +1/+1 and has first strike
Future Battle subtypes might not even have a backside, or might even enter on your side and ask you to defend them instead of your opponent
objective handling traits Personal preference varies, but a few handling traits consistently improve gameplay: Consistency across the whole pack (no random tight or loose sleeves) Clean edges and corners (reduces catching) Stable feel over time (some sleeves get tacky as oils and dust build up) If you're picky about shuffle feel (many collectors and competitive players are), prioritize consistent manufacturing over flashy art sleeves that look nice but handle inconsistently
Now get this, the set actually introduces new mechanics like "Initiative" and "Background" to spice up the action with fresh strategic layers