Especially if you don't want to see hand triggers at all costs
Youll spend nearly as much time rummaging through menus and editing a host of parameters for each and every one of your Digimon as youll spend letting them fight
They are all typically bound by how much mana you have, and every mana you spend playing your cards is another mana youre not spending drawing more
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Sure, Wizards has halfheartedly tried to answer this problem by saying the cards will eventually have Magic versions reprinted in "The List" in Set Boosters, but the list is so big and the odds of opening any specific card are so small that unless Wizards is going to massively increase the drop rate of Secret Lair reprints, it will likely end up being a wholly unsatisfactory response to potential supply issues
The discard portion is threatening and forces certain kinds of damage limitation play from people