Still, I can't deny that a lot of players were not big fans of the game when it came out, and it hasn't exactly seen a major reappraisal since
Lastly are the ramp decks: these tend to over-index on cards costing six-plus mana, and other effects that help win the late-game or reach it faster
(I originally wanted to say Sephiroth as Atraxa since she's the most popular commander, but it's a reality already) The second is how they handle rarity distribution
When recently showcasing some of the more questionable choices on the list, we mentioned that the 64th card on the list was still missing
This Amber and Emerald starter deck focused a lot on the Dalmatian puppies , which also included a new way to play, by allowing a player to have up to 99 copies of the tail wagger cards in one single deck though, the starter deck did not do that, thankfully
(2025-06-06) If multiple chapter abilities trigger at the same time, their controller puts them on the stack in any order