mtg chance of drawing a card in opening hand Anyone else obstinately refuse to ever give an opponent draw even if it means a loss? : r/mtg Can someone do some math

Goblin Matron is considerably more fair than the Recruiter, searching out any Goblin in your deck for 3 mana while leaving a 1/1 on the battlefield that can be buffed, used as a chump blocker, or enable a triggered ability

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The mighty Praetors from the realm of New Phyrexia are a good start since they are huge, powerful and affect multiple opponents

Bad Reputation I wont sugarcoat it: Homelands is widely considered one of the worst sets ever printed from a power level and design perspective