When you draw a card, ask yourself: Is this card more useful in play, saving it, or adding it to my Inkwell? Whereas, if you only have 11 copies of cards that cost 5 or more, such as Mad Hatter Gracious Host , Dragon Fire , and Rapunzel Letting Her Hair Down (decklist), you can pump the brakes on your Inkwell around 4 and ease into having 5 or 6
This covers cards that say you win the game and cards that say target opponent loses the game
In parallel, there is another layer of demand driven by factors outside of gameplay: cards sought after for collecting , for being illustrated by a particular artist, for being a misprint , or for being part of a cycle
Recognizing its potential to create cool cards and entice new players, its hard not to see the appeal, even if the cards do look a bit weird
Im talking about dusting