If it feels like an afterthought, it probably is
I hope it has helped you, dear reader, to look at "bad" cards, like Maralen of the Mornsong (not so bad anymore, eh?) and Colfenor's Plans (yup, still pretty bad...or is it
Aim for: strong contrast in the art area no tiny text in busy backgrounds a clean type line Your future self, shuffling at 11:48 PM, will be grateful
Drawing two cards and making a treasure is an exceedingly good rate, and Deadly Dispute can be used both proactively and reactively, netting you some much needed resources for your troubles
Sacrificing a creature can often come with upside, too: I had an Orah, Skyclave Hierophant deck that made incredible use of this
Stitch a line of stitching on either side of the center, back stitching at the start and end for strength