If it's a creature card with mana value 3 or less, put it into your hand
Its got potential to get big, but without built-in protection or a way to draw into your Swiftfoot Boots, youll be hard-pressed to keep it around for long
The reason we start by focusing on broader genre tropes is to get a sense of what players would expect of set that was " Magic goes to space." An important part of this exercise is understanding what aspects of the potential setting deviate from the norm
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Mystic Confluence: I was rather ambivalent about the other Confluences, but this one is straight up the bomb due to its superior flexibility
Flusterstorm Flusterstorm functions as a broad answer, but its especially good against Force of Negation