(That is, unless you're playing a singleton format like Commander.) And it can be tricky: What separates a four-of card from a three-of card
The Max Surfer attack is much stronger than the original, doing a powerful 160 damage
Permanents that allow you to tap your lands for any color, like Cromatic Lantern and The World Tree, make it easier, but if you don't have access to these permanents early, you may be stuck on having the wrong lands for what's in your hand.
Routers and modems tend to work non-stop which results to congested data registry
Trades rarely line up perfectly even, but Ive never met a Magic player who gets stuck up over a couple of dimes in either direction
In a big-mana deck like Hydra tribal, you can easily set that X to eight or higher, effectively ending the game on the spot as you cast up to eight enemy spells for free