The second is based on which cards are more easily available to all players, be it from booster packs or elsewhere
You get the best and most consistent ramp to power out your big creatures in case your opponents have graveyard interaction for a more balanced, multifaceted strategy
If you have the deck saved already, you can load it again unless you save it as a blank
Instead, you arrange your cards regularly, and with creatures of size, you dig deep to find the right card for your situation
#25 My second in command: "Do you know what he just said" Me: "No" Him: "So what do we always do when we don't understand something?" Me: "ATTACKKKKK!!!!!!!!" And all of Ravnica burns to the ground with my fury and confusion
Dion is a noble knight (both in Final Fantasy XVI and quite literally his creature type on his Magic card) who supports the Knight creature type