Pathfinder has inherent randomness baked into its powerful ability to deploy a site every turn without having to draw it first. While that might sound like playing multi-element spells is risky, why would you need to play more than one element when that's sufficient to get the opponent dead?
$100 Budget Pathfinder Precon
1 Pathfinder
Artifacts (3)
3 Torshammar Trinket
Minions (41)
3 Redmane Hyena 
3 Sinterfee
4 Vile Imp
3 War Horse
3 Colicky Dragonettes
2 Mazuj Ifrit
3 Pookas
3 Quarrelsome Kobolds
3 Redcap Powries
2 Monstrous Lion
3 Petrosian Cavalry
3 Saracen Raiders
3 Siege Giant
1 Rebecks
2 Infernal Legion
Magics (16)
1 Immolation
3 Gift of the Serpent
2 Blaze
3 Searing Truth
1 Warp Spasm
2 Infiltrate
2 Shatter Strike
2 Betrayal
Sites (30)
1 Accursed Desert
1 Active Volcano
1 Arid Desert
1 Bonfire
1 Bureau of Occult Control
1 Desert Bloom
1 Forge
1 Funeral Pyre
1 Hellmouth
1 Leadworks
1 Mirage
1 Molten Maar
1 Oasis 
1 Plague Pits
1 Poisoned Well
1 Purgatory
1 Red Desert
1 Remote Desert
1 River of Blood
1 River of Flame
1 Road to Perdition
1 Ruins 
1 Sea of Ash
1 Shifting Sands
1 Steppe 
1 Troubled Town
1 Vast Desert
1 Vesuvius
1 Wasteland
1 Wizard's Den
Collection
3 Eltham Townsfolk
3 Serava Townsfolk
4 Hellhounds
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