Another Doctor Who villain will make an appearance in a set of Dalek lands, five land cards featuring the robotic exterminating baddies
Time horizon determines whether volatility is opportunity or risk
If your opponent has three similarly powerful two-drops in hand, trading for one without them spending mana on it isnt the best deal
One of the most entertaining support cards is Grudge Keeper, a two-mana black 2/1 that reads, Whenever players finish voting, each opponent who voted for a choice you didnt vote for loses 2 life. Sure, its kind of petty, and the life isnt even that much, but its a fun one to do if you can recur your voting cards a lot
You want a deck not focused around creature strategies You hate combat You want a deck focused on Combo strategies You prefer more complex playstyles that aren't as straightforward to pick up You want to play a tribe that has a deep pool of tribal cards to choose from You're more of a Dog person If this deck sounds cool to you, then great