This is the most baseline version of the token payoffs we'll see today
MTG publisher Wizards of the Coast released the first pre-constructed, 100-card Commander decks in 2011 (they were, by all accounts, pretty terrible), officially signalling a pivot towards the format thats influenced the design of news cards ever since
They are alternate art versions of cards in the main set, they have no borders, a special rainbow foil treatment, and a special rarity symbol
The deck starts by casting a variety of mana-producing artifacts, including Sol Ring, Gilded Lotus, and Everflowing Chalice, allowing you to cast your spells ahead of your opponents
This setup with more cards and no play tokens seems better for collectors and as a nice gift to add on for people buying packs or decks
If the print run is maximized, well see some much lower prices when most of the cards land, and a slower growth in price