This critique of course comes with a big asterisk because weve only played with starter decks, which are traditionally meant to help you understand the basics and dont reflect what a competitive constructed deck can do
COLLECTIBLE CARD ASSORTMENT: Each individually wrapped booster pack contains a total of 12 cards, including 6 common cards, 3 uncommon cards, 2 cards of rare, super rare, or legendary rarity, and 1 randomly selected foil card
You then can throw down your regular turn 2 play of Simba - Protective Cub or Cinderella - Knight in Training
Thats not filtered into colored mana, sure, but it gives you a huge boost in colorless-based decks or when you just need a mana engine
Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, creatures you control get +1/+1 until end of turn
So, Platinum Angel trumps Thassa's Oracle, but Thassas Oracle trumps Lich's Mastery