For example, if you have a novel take on giving a spell in your graveyard flashback, borrow Snapcaster Mages templating to make sure you dont make it overly complicated
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It makes sure your deck is consistent and complete, helping identify what your deck might currently be lacking, letting you refine your deck lists independent of playtesting
Green Assassin's Creed is mostly set in urban locations, which could make green and its nature-loving ways a tricky colour to fit in
I didn't want to just rattle off the top saltiest cards or every Game Changer
This topic is timely for me, as just a month ago at MagicCon Vegas, I sold off a stack of my leftover English-language Hatsune Miku cards