Cantrips like Opt and Consider are essential: they give me cheap card selection and the ability to dig for answers, and when paired with value engines like Talrand, Sky Summoner and Murmuring Mystic, they can add up to a massive board before long
There's also the nine-booster Final Fantasy bundle (plus bonus cards) for $89.92, despite still being available to preorder for $70 at Walmart, alongside single sealed boosters that have risen from $7.99 to $9.19 as well
Anti-affinity is a card that usually deals with artifacts or mass removal against artifacts
Of course, since there is a tournament-legal deck of Magic the Gathering cards that turns any game into a Turing Complete computer, capable of reading & writing data, you could just use Magic cards to run the algorithm that generates new Magic cards
Where Sygg shines is the cheap 2-drop casting cost
If the entire treatment looks like a bad Photoshop job, this could become one of the least popular Booster Fun treatments in MTG history