A simple cardboard box with dividers are cheap and get the job done, more or less, but a soft interior can really help prevent any further damage to your expensive Magic cards
This mimics what Alpha had from the beginning with mirrored pairs like Blue Elemental Blast and Red Elemental Blast, or White Knight and Black Knight
Cards like Avacyn, Angel of Hope and Throne of Eldraine are too much to expect from such a cheap product, but there are many angel staples like Lyra Dawnbringer, Starnheim Aspirant, and Sephara, Sky's Blade that would be reasonable inclusions
Giving your creatures first strike makes them much more likely to survive two combats, or at least trade at a profit, and having your extra combat stapled to a 5-power creature pushes a lot of damage
Elsa, Spirit of Winter : Around $700 Stitch, Carefree Surfer : Around $200 Tinker Bell, Giant Fairy : Around $280 Mickey Mouse, Wayward Sorcerer : Around $300 Belle, Strange but Special : Around $285 Aurora, Draming Guardian : Around $245 Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw : Around $200 Hades, King of Olympus : Around $200 Genie, On the Job : Around $190 Simba, Returned King : Around $220 Mickey Mouse, Artful Rogue : Around $185 Maui, Hero to All : Around $200 Additional Enchantment rarity cards are coming with the second Disney Lorcana set, Rise of the Floodborn