The 10 Special Guests cards from Outlaws of Thunder Junction make up the additional borderless cards
"By and large, Wizards of the Coast has ignored the existence of its black player base, and we are keenly aware," Lawrence Harmon, a Black player who hosts a podcast about the game, wrote in an open letter
There is so much diversity now amongst legendary creatures with partner that it's pretty easy to find something you can build around
The fact that you'll get to look at twelve cards by the time you attack for the first time is great, because that almost guarantees that you'll have hit at least one equipment by that point
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This results in a plethora of new decks throughout the year, each of them with a drastically different playstyle that fans have to adapt to in matches