In addition to being a great learning tool, all the cards within these decks are yours to build with
Early in the game, you have a solid creature coming down on your second turn
Red often requires you to discard as part of the bargain, sometimes giving you card "selection" but not actually card "advantage." Black is the most likely to cost you life and White is just the worst, often having to rely on shutting down an opponent's extra draw in order to get your precious extra cards
Whenever Slinza or another creature with power 4 or greater enters, you may pay 1R/G
What sets Retro Replay apart is its constant flow of new stock through trade-ins
And, since we're talking about lawyers: If you have a multi-color dragon, you can put one +1/+1 counter for each color on the same dragon (that's to say, if it's a 3-color dragon, you can put 3 counters on it).But you still need to put counters on five different dragons in order to win the game