In a 40-card deck that is about 15 non-engine slots
The gag here was that it wasn't a Horse like in the Greek myth, but a Lion
Play Boosters are great for Limited play and fun to open, with a possibility of multiple Rares and at least 1 shining foil card in every pack As one might expect from a set with heavy tribal themes, theres a cycle of uncommon mentor cards to help unite each tribes presence in a deck
Meanwhile, these Commander decks also brought back the powerful equipment card Lightning Greaves, famous for its ability to protect a commander creature and grant it haste, justifying its $8 price tag
This is why there is such a premium on flying and unblockable creatures - they are hard to kill in combat, the #1 way to kill creatures in sealed and draft
Building a Ramp deck that can take advantage of Hour of Promises ability to make Zombies as well as cast an early Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger is going to be key