Its Leader, "Charlotte Katakuri", lets you see which card your opponent will draw next, allowing for some unexpectedly deft plays for a mono-purple deck
Instead of really reaching to justify the inclusion of certain cards, were going to cover the big hit, the smaller hits, and then a handful of cards I think are fun to talk about
But there is a reason for this: it means that every game has both players computing the results separately
It creates a race to deal with it before you use it to win the game, essentially
The deck is certainly one of the stronger decks in this article, despite having a very budget manabase that doesn't run any fetchlands
Dungeon Decks [edit] Similar to Raid Decks, Dungeon Decks are large scale encounters designed for multiple players to play against