Players should be free to open packs, craft cards, and purchase card styles without worrying about doing things "the right way." I get itif there's one thing Magic players love, it's learning to optimize their gameplay, but there shouldn't be an "optimal way" to bling out your deck
In fact, I was constantly busy and found the aggressive elements of the deck to be worse than the midrange ones
Well, aside from the making fun of terrible Magic cards, the next time Wizards does a survey to check which old cards we want online (aaaaaaaand maybe tells people about it?), you'll have some idea what cool old cards haven't made it online yet
Getting one Trainer card of your choice from the top five cards of your deck is essential for pulling off the combos this archetype requires
Making all of your creatures replace themselves buries your opponents in card advantage and makes it hard for them to interact with your board
I dont see how one follows from the other, but sure dude