As the first set with Welcome Decks rather than Commander precons, Wizards is clearly hoping to make MTG Spider-Man an entry point for a vast wave of new players, so you'd think it'd be on the lookout for possible confusions like this
It combines an orgasmic shuffle feel and uses non-glare materials to prevent damage, sticking, and clumping
These are perhaps a little closer to standard Commander cards, while remaining very horse-centric
Each deck costs $75 (separate from the Collector's Edition decks), but if you opt in to buying the 4-deck bundle, you'll essentially get one of them for free
The last ability you put on the stack will be the first one to resolve (as a result, you can have those abilities resolve in the order of your choosing)
Its not really frustrating to face down as the defensive deck, and pleasing to use in an aggressive deck, but compared to the rest of the set, it feels a little tacked-on and dull