Some cards, like Pull from Tomorrow and Liliana's Standard Bearer, end up not fitting together so well
Alandra, Sky Dreamer was released one year before Sauron and may have actually been built for this deck
Honestly, the Fortnite-ification of MTG is the least of our worries when you look at the burnout-inducing onslaught of previews and sets, and frankly disgusting pricing practices - like reprinting the Power Nine, but not in a tournament-legal way and in packs that will set you back a cool $1,000 to purchase
Put a number of cards up to the number of heads from your discard pile on top of your deck on any order
The tokens dont need it since they enter tapped and attacking, but your mobilize creatures either need to survive until your next turn, or you need outside help
Battle Academy also comes with a board that explains the different zones that cards can occupy, and a dialog box that runs down what you can do during your turn. I adore the back-and-forth of the games scripted format