Cards you wont want to miss out on likePot of Prosperity,Triple Tactics Talent, andForbidden Droplet
[L][C][C] Elec-ball: 40 damage
Expect a land and an ad/token card, plus: 6 common 3 uncommon 1 rare/mythic 1 common that could be from The List 1 nonfoil wildcard of any rarity 1 foil wildcard of any rarity Set boosters lasted a few years, and had success, so Wizards brought what players like about set boosters to the draftable experience
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You could certainly make the case that these cards would all cause fairly big waves in Historic, but it would also have been a lot of fun to actually try them out for ourselves
Izzet Phoenix 4 Fiery Impulse 4 Riverglide Pathway 4 Spirebluff Canal 4 Steam Vents 4 Treasure Cruise 4 Picklock Prankster 4 Arclight Phoenix 4 Consider 4 Ledger Shredder 4 Sleight of Hand 4 Opt 4 Lightning Axe 3 Island 2 Hall of Storm Giants 2 Spell Pierce 1 Otawara, Soaring City 1 Stormcarved Coast 1 Galvanic Iteration 1 Temporal Trespass 1 Proft's Eidetic Memory 3 Mystical Dispute 2 Brotherhood's End 2 Crackling Drake 2 Young Pyromancer 2 Thing in the Ice 1 Ashiok, Dream Render 1 Negate 1 Brazen Borrower 1 Aether Gust Izzet Phoenix, with a 14.8% share of the winner's metagame, is the obvious deck to beat in Pioneer after the bans