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If you really want to optimize your collection, you should wait until the end of the event and choose the pack with the most unowned cards
There are some goofy cards that become incredibly powerful with a strong enough Agatha, with Walking Ballista being an effective combo piece
Energy counters are a kind of counter that a player may have
Its even seen solid play in Modern from time to time, and was a go-to win condition in Legacy storm decks during the early days of the format
Earthshaker Giant, End-Raze Forerunners, and even a simple Overrun can do an admirable job, and they will still often end the game on the spot
