After a couple turns players are turned loose to finish the demo game on their own
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"Third Time is the Charm, Part 1"
Okay, up to the top with you I am dividing this comment into three sections 1
His primary function is steady card advantage, but honestly most colors have enough powerful card draw options that don't come with the drawback of having to defend against multiple opponents' creatures