Mashing two games together like this can run the risk of feeling disjointed, but when I played Ravnica: Clue Edition myself I was impressed by how the deduction system has been used to incentivize a certain kind of behavior in the Magic game specifically, that behavior is to play lots of creatures and make them fight
If budget is a priority, any current main expansion (like Battle Partners or Super Electric Breaker) at $4055 gives you 150 cards with a guaranteed SR
You'll be dealing with a level thirty-five Houndour, a level thirty-five Koffing, and a level thirty-eight Houndoom
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Ah, yes