It depends on your goal: Assassins Creed is a franchise Magic set with serialized Magic cards and high market price appeal, Wilds of Eldraine offers replayable power level, and LOTR is loved by Magic players who also play Commander
This gives you more versatility in what cards you can play and makes you less susceptible to hate pieces like Boil
Non-foil cards are roughly 0.012 inches (0.305mm) thick, and foil cards are fractionally thicker
I could also see Heliod potentially slotting into Modern decks, like Devoted Devastation, however here I think it could be a little win-more
//// Megatron, Destructive Force Color indicator: red, white, black Legendary Artifact Vehicle 4/5 Living metal (As long as it's your turn, this Vehicle is also a creature.) Whenever Megatron attacks, you may sacrifice another artifact