While giving your opponent a whole new hand each turn sounds bad in theory, it actually breaks up their ability to sculpt and plan for future turns
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Thus far, the three best uncommons are: Here's the rest of the top-tier uncommons, and including one common which is strong enough to make the cut: White Auracite Source: 17Lands Also notice that the three top multicolor uncommons all lean green: Of the three best commons, they are all removal, which should tell you something about the Final Fantasy draft format: And here are the top-tier commons, with White Auracite leading this pack: Source: 17Lands The commons give more context to the deck performance data we saw earlier: Blue is the deepest color by far, with a lot of good commons, Red, on the other hand, doesn't have too many options at this level
While its a bit all over the place when it comes to cohesiveness, the deck is fun to play with many solid cards
