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While I miss making my own sound effects when I send baby dragons into battle, and dabbing hastily at cards Ive spilled cider on in my excitement, Arena builds on the lessons learned by the rest of its genre, and takes away a lot of the friction and fuss that I will (grudgingly) admit exist in its paper incarnation
I considered this telegraphed villainy to be a major win for ludonarrative resonance
Rogues will continue to get new pieces nearly every set so you know that youll always be able to update, tinker, and adapt this deck to the ever-changing meta
This is thanks to Wizards rarely reprinting chase variants of cards, especially with the same foiling technique