once the deck runs out, that player continues play with no further cards) All starter decks were built with these differences in mind, but with an eye on upgradability (and as a minor marketing enticement for players needing to pad these decks with a few extra cards to make them legal to use)
Its effectively a cheap creature that grows over the course of the game, one that remains relevantif not dominantso long as you can follow it up with a few noncreature spells and card draw
Youre also supposed to get 3-4 of these per box on average, so they can have a big impact on your value
Meeting of Minds takes advantage of your wide board to often cost next to no mana
Sword of Feast and Famine Does Sword of Feast and Famine charge rent
the Saga becomes a sturdy 5/5 creature that can't be blocked by a single creature, generates mana with every attack, and lets you steal cards from an opponent's graveyard