While the idea that lots of cards will be included in the set might sound appealing, sheer quantity isn't directly compatible with Double Feature's draft-focused design
Aragorn, King of Gondor makes its caster the monarch when it enters the battlefield
(one mana sac outlets) Ayli, the Eternal Pilgrim 6/10 Great all round card
But in a format with tens of thousands of unique cards at our disposal, unique deck-building constraints and a premium on crafting an enjoyable game experience, "good" and "bad" mean different things in different contexts
That said, if you're new to things like this please be cautious when investing or spending your money
For example: Arthur, Marigold Knight is a commander that cheats a creature into play when it attacks, but you must return that creature to its owners hand at end of combat