All of these decks had a larger focus on color-fixing, stack interaction, card draw and cast a spell, trigger trigger, draw a card, trigger trigger, move to combat, trigger trigger behavior compared to older precons, and this trend seems to have continued in close to every precon cycle that got printed afterwards
This way, you might be able to sell the set for slightly higher
games where one player overwhelmingly loses due to drawing a land-heavy or land-light hand or having to mulligan too many times before finding a decent hand) that occur
This is an entirely different error than a piece of tape stuck to the surface of the sheet which has been printed on top of, but looks almost identical without close scrutiny
The printing process requires color checks, foil lamination, and cutting
Then seek (To seek a card, put one at random from your library into your hand.) a permanent card with mana value equal to the number of lands you control