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This is what I want to see out of an Omen card, where one half is strong on its own (the creature side), but there are plenty of times you are happy playing the Omen side
We give the same option set across all our formats, and with similar results: No matter the format, most players prefer to play Best-of-One
And as with Gilded Lotus , Mox Amber s deckbuilding value fluctuates, and it serves a very specific niche
