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The process is repeated until all of the cards in each single pack have been chosen, then the second pack is opened and the same process continues until all three packs have been used
Three mana rocks that do stuff are my favorite kind of mana rock, and this is a great way to keep three mana ramp relevant in a world where every deck crams in as many two-mana rocks as possible
The game was generally well received by critics, but was considered to be a bit complex
Sideboard cards that made (my) cut: For me the auto includes are: Red Elemental Blast, Whirling Dervish, Tranquility, Blood Moon and some sort of Artifact removal
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