One of the challenges is to have a Hero and a Villain character in play (a way to get new players to start paying attention to character classification) so you and your opponent can work together to get both kinds of characters on the board at the same time
Even if that is not the case, these prices don't build goodwill with the community, and not only are they for a non-premium set, but for one of six Standard-legal sets and the first of three UB sets in Magic: The Gathering
With only 9 bland cards, there are lots of good swap-ins to choose from in Amethyst and Steel
Purphoros's abilities function while it's on the battlefield, regardless of whether it's a creature
Boros has access to a ton of support for Equipment, with cards such as Freya Crescent acting as a mana dork, Adelbery Steiner getting a stat boost from all Equipment, and Firion, Wild Rose Warrior giving equipped creatures haste as well as a copy of any Equipment entering
Retailing for $24.99, the game is kind of a steal