Still, this archetype seems to struggle to make a strategically cohesive deck, and skilled draft players may be better off drafting something with a clearer identity
Some mention that while its fun and thematic, it can feel a bit slower compared to more aggressive EDH decks
If you do end up playing both cards, this is arguably the single-best 4 mana rock printed, and while it takes a specific deck I have faith this can find a home beyond the obvious
Some cycle, some hit your opponents graveyard, some kill creatures, and so on
The joke of Dragon Poker was that it was so complex that the protagonist would never have a chance of actually understanding it
Theyre kind of like lands that you pay mana for, but theyre beneficial because they speed your game plan up to generate more mana early