When a demon equals play, it deals damage equal to its power to any target - like Scourge of Valkas, only for demon tribal instead of dragons
Revealed officially yesterday, many of the new cards are incredibly exciting for both casual and competitive players
Finding whatever piece is missing of a Devoted Druid/Vizier of Remedies combo, tutoring up the Glen Elendra Archmage that will lock your opponent out of the game, or just turning a Kitchen Finks into a more valuable situational replacement these are scenarios that seem much more Modern plausible than surviving to the point where your Breaching Hippocamp finally gets to do something meaningful
Every win gives you one point and losses take away one point, meaning you need to win more than 50 percent of your matches to progress to the next tier
In that article, I used Circle of Protection: Red as an example of a card to avoid, but I think that theres a lot more nuance to this conversation, and a lot of cards that are less egregious than COP: Red are over the line
If your deck is very aggressive and looking to push through damage, that also ups the power of first strike since you will want to push for damage early in the game as much as possible and the late game isn't quite as what you're playing for
