But, more importantly, Scrooge gets here because hes just doing a lot
Sideboarding The sideboard of this deck can be broken up into three distinctive parts cards for their hate cards (Silence, Wear // Tear, Serenity and Massacre), an alternate gameplan (Show and Tell), and different reanimation targets (Chancellor of the Annex)
The order of the cards depended on the printing sheets and the sorting process used during the time
Gemstone CavernsGemstone Caverns is really the most clear example of the inherent tradeoff of Leylines: Either you win the dice roll and get a great effect early, or you get a much worse effect much later in the game
FromTheShire: In the average game this is probably only drawing a card or two when you connect, but combined with the reasonable pump and getting the first equip for free I think that's probably fine on its face
Starter Decks make for the best way to introduce players to the game or expansion, while boosters help to fill out a collection and offer a chance at pulling some rare cards