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In a somewhat controversial move, Wizards of the Coast has decided to represent the main series games at severely lopsided amounts throughout the set

This particular set has been inspired by the Silver Age comic book look and aesthetic, with five cards tied to some of the publisher's more prominent or fan-favorite characters

when played, it adds 1 to your mana pool and allows you to draw a card (if you have 7 in hand)

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My recommendation: unless you're playing a very complex combo deck, just leave Auto Order on