While this is an intresting article what seems missing is the fact that as boxes/boosters are opened, and singles are sold, the prices will drop.
Will an Imperial Recruiter keep his 70$ price tag after a week? And after a month?
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I believe it's now your turn.
Pretty sure I butchered a good piece of art.
My guess is Gift of Estates, also my first try here,
It's more like "flask breaker", a beaker it's more like a glass (a cilinder with open on the top).
You have also to consider that your deck is "boltproof" only if you've got an Honor of the Pure on the battlefiled, and you only play 2 of them.
From personal experience Call to Mind and similar are pretty good and can "storm" even with few cards: storm card n°1-> Call to Mind picking the same card -> storm card n°2 (storm card copied 3 times) it's good for me, but I also play against Nekusar (I can't shape my hands after 2 or 3 wheels) so getting spells back from the graveyard while getting EXP counters and growing the storm count it's a great play.
Sealed decks are for "new" players, because they are an entry product for whatever format they are build for. Precon commanders are used to get to play new players to commander and also to make some cards that enfrachised players would like. Take a look on the new "Planeswalker decks" they are for new players, "precon commander decks" are similar but as the format is different they contain a different selection of cards (more rares, exclusive cards and a different power level). The only preconstructed decks that weren't for new players were the "tournament-ready decks" (or whatever they were called).
So let me repeat myself another time: Commander (the format) is not for new players (I don't think a new player should start from this format to play magic) while "preconstructed commander decks" are used to get players who know magic to play another format, in this case commander.
And to answer your question magic set are not just for beginner or experienced players as they are not a format, they create formats when they are used together (stadard, modern, ...) so both a beginner and an experienced player coud get a booster pack.
The "co-commanders" idea it's intresting but i doubt that we will get something similar as it would be too complex for new players, just imagine one thing: the two commanders would be counted as one card or as two? (99 + 2 or 98 + 2).