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I understand that Magic is a game of margins, so small percentages do matter, but when it comes to this particular notion, I'm very much against supporting it

Play itself is supremely satisfying: creatures take a run-up before doing damage, and the resulting battle sound effects give me a proper kick of power-lust when I smash pain into my opponents, plus a genuine sense of despair when they retaliate

A player successfully wins a match if they are able to defeat their opponent in two rounds

I know you already have one of them in your maybeboard, but I think you need more defensive cards in your 99 so you don't get tag teamed as soon as you drop some of your more threatening toys