Magic's red/white archetype aims to gain an advantage as early in the game as possible
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I found the mechanic itself extremely enjoyable, despite the risk involved with going all-in on one creature
and because Limited play is almost always won on the back of creature combat, finding the opportunities to trade one creature, removal spell, or well-placed buff for more than one creature will pay off dividends
Lyse Hext Twice the spells, twice the damage
The more people are playing, the worst Shahrazad gets
