I found the format extremely fun and my favourite archetype was UR spells
When you combine this approach to gameplay with shorter game lengths, and the fact that most wraths involve taking the turn off a huge tempo loss players are reluctant to drop a wrath
Its also powerful in a way that encourages combat and real boots-on-the-ground Magic gameplay, which is nice to see in an era where combos are more prevalent than ever
Draw a card, ping them for one damage, draw another card, rinse and repeat
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Overall these birthday previews are just a bit of fun, but its a nice way to get players more invested in unfamiliar characters while giving us new cards to chew over in the process.
