In this format, you simply open two Jumpstart packs (each of which has a random theme, from Vampires to Mill), slap the cards together, and Voila

3 Blood Spatter Analysis Boggart Cursecrafter Bullseye, Death Dealer Carnage, Crimson Chaos Chaos Spewer Chaos, the Endless Cindering Cutthroat Coalstoke Gearhulk Crash, Reckless Endrider Cruel Administrator Deadly Complication Desecrex, Gift of Servitude Disturbing Mirth Eclipsed Boggart Far Fortune, End Boss Fireglass Mentor Garland, Knight of Cornelia Garna, Bloodfist of Keld Gastal Thrillseeker Gev, Scaled Scorch Green Goblin, Revenant Grub's Command Immersturm Predator Interceptor Mechan Judith, Carnage Connoisseur Kivni, Orb Weaver Knife Trick Kuja, Genome Sorcerer Laughing Jasper Flint Madame Hydra Molten Collapse Mutinous Massacre Nu and Sumi, Career Criminals Ozai, the Phoenix King Perforating Artist Pumpkin Bombardment Push // Pull Rakdos Joins Up Rakdos, Patron of Chaos Rakdos, the Muscle Rowan, Scion of War Rune-Brand Juggler Ruzic, Booed but Victorious Sawblade Skinripper Scarlet Spider, Kaine Shadow Urchin Shady Informant Shriek, Treblemaker The Infamous Cruelclaw The Ruinous Wrecking Crew Tokka & Rahzar, Terrible Twos Totentanz, Swarm Piper Trance Kuja, Fate Defied Ultimate Green Goblin Undead Sprinter Vial Smasher, Gleeful Grenadier Vindictive Warden Zhao, Ruthless Admiral Zoyowa Lava-Tongue Zuko, Conflicted

Step 2: Deciding What to Do with Our Collection Cutting down a massive collection isnt an arbitrary process
That means a total of 12 cards across the two decks are shiny foil cards
Im a big fan of this card because it doesnt do what cards like Apocalypse and Cyclonic Rift often do, which is prolong the game
This means you could run two copies of a card in decks sized from 1 to 20, while decks at 60 cards or more could run unlimited copies of any given card