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| Illustration by David Sladek Tappers are a classic part of Limited history
I think everyone should look at meld from a meta perspective, in the sense that meld is just essentially gravy
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After all, why tap a land for 2 mana when you can play a card like Frantic Search and effectively tap it for 3, or use a Snapcaster Mage to just have your Islands tap for 3 mana outright before using a Time Spiral to refill your hand and untap your lands
Newer players are also far less enthusiastic to borrow decks than you might expect, even if it would give them a more even chance in a game
