I was thinking about this after reading Mikes card-shuffling algorithm woes: Heres where the non-CS mind comes into play
It helps get small creatures with good attack triggers into the red zone, and even if that shield counter immediately dissipates from the creature being blocked, youll be happy
This of course causes that some cards that were mediocre suddenly become staples and the other way around, so keeping an eye on the rotation is extremely important in order to anticipate trends
There are cards worth thousands, for example, but there are also cards worth millions, from wild serialized, one-of-a-kind prints like The One Ring (famously purchased by Post Malone) to cards like Time Walk, which were so powerful theyve been banned
If you are looking for ways to generate mana consistently in your deck, consider including some of the best mana rocks in MTG , artifacts that tap for mana without using the stack, allowing you to bypass typical interactions