The Dark gave birth to the very first multicolored non-creature card Dark Heart of the Wood (which was also the first enemy-paired multicolored card) as well as the first Common multicolored cards Marsh Goblins and Scarwood Goblins , some of the scariest looking Goblins ever
With all these, you should have more than enough to get started in Magic the Gathering Arena.
There's a few reasons for that
Therefore, your odds for getting a card at each rarity IF you hit a Lost Legend: Remember that these are only in 3% of packs, so we have to multiply each by .03, and so theres a Common in 2.46% of Collector Booster packs, Uncommon in 0.4% of packs, and a Legends Rare in 0.15% of those packs
Step 4: price While using MTG Goldfish to scout sellable cards solves a lot, nobody actually uses those prices when trading
With a lot of one drop ramp cards you don't want many lands that come in tapped or that produce colourless