I could be wrong about that, but usually a deck that focuses down on one or two things will do better than precons, which famously suffer from something akin to multiple personality disorder
Avalanche Riders Avengers Disassembled Barbarian Riftcutter Boom // Bust Bumi Bash Cleansing Wildfire Craterize Devastate Dwarven Driller Dwarven Landslide Earth Rift Faultgrinder Fire Snake Flowstone Flood Geomancer's Gambit Goblin Gardener Goblin Settler Implode Into the Maw of Hell Keldon Arsonist Lay Waste Melt Terrain Molten Rain Ogre Arsonist Pain // Suffering Rain of Rust Ravaging Horde Raze Roiling Terrain Rubble Reading Sandworm Scorch the Fields Seismic Mage Seismic Shift Seismic Spike Shaleskin Plower Star of Extinction Stone Rain Sundering Eruption Survey the Wreckage Tectonic Rift The Fall of Kroog Touch and Go Vandalize Volcanic Awakening Volcanic Upheaval Wake of Destruction
Not only is the Borderless Surge Foil variant one of the priciest cards from the new set (sitting at around $466 market), the Borderless, Extended Art, and Normal print all also fetch a pretty penny right now
Introduction to Annihilation is good in EDH
The fact that you can only cast four cost spells and more is a bit of a break since you cannot explode with cards each turn
At the beginning of your upkeep, this enchantment deals 4 damage to you
