If you don't play the card exiled with Urza's last ability, it remains in exile
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Overall the precon looks better built than Limit Break but just like the other precon I feel like it sacrificed playability for the sake of lore and aesthetics
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While I can see a need to put more Equipment in this particular deck, as theres only 16 core Equipment cards and drawing cards isnt always kind, its still a very well-rounded deck, with simple but powerful mechanics