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By repeatedly reusing Characters that can replenish your hand with their [On Play] effect and continuously playing small 3-cost attackers, you can keep the pressure on your opponent while maintaining your hand size
But the card drawing Fortunes one is clearly the best of the cycle, due to the sheer, raw card advantage that follows
Heres the screenshot for the final Draft and deck
Theyre a bit of an oddity, but its in a good way
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