It's got playable, strong cards, pulls from multiple sets on Innistrad's plane, and hits a sweet spot in price, all while tugging on the nostalgic strings of almost any Magic player
It's one of the most interesting entries into series lore in recent memory and, thanks to a stellar design direction for the new Pokmon present in the games, is also the home of some new creatures that will likely become series favorites
Im thinking of Ivy, Gleeful Spellthief, but I dont want self-milling in that deck
As for interactivity, when you lose to Jace / Stoneforge decks, you still feel like you're playing Magic : you cast your creatures, attack and block, yet, if your opponent plays well enough, eventually fall under an avalanche of card advantage and efficient tutoring
Your opinion of them is irrelevant to their success or failure
She represents a more modern design for chaos, asymmetrical and optional, that provides thrilling moments without grinding the game to a halt for everyone else.