If you expand your answer a bit to talk about some of the other probabilities involved and how they interact with each other (like how that extra card affects your opening hand, I guess?), I think it could be quite valuable.Alex P Alex P2017-03-20 19:34:34 +00:00Commented Mar 20, 2017 at 19:34 Statistically speaking, from the viewpoint of consistency, the only reason to have more than 60 cards is because the strategy or win condition in the deck you're making requires a higher number
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In Modern, we could potentially put Dramatic Reversal under an Isochron Scepter and go infinite with a Gilded Lotus or something
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Rivaz is about as good a support card as you can get for a Dragon deck
I may be a little biased because I'm a huge Tolkien fan, an Avatar nerd, and I love me an RPG, so Universes Beyond sets definitely excite me