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Still, it's important to run as many fixers as you can to cast spells that require 3 or more mana of the same color

being able to choose what effect you want at what point in the game is an interesting decision point and the flexibility is great for not making your cheap card be a dead draw later in the game

No, despite being very similar to sagas, classes don't actually use counters to represent their levels

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