That alone helps you keep your hand full over time, but it also makes your artifact abilities cheaper to activate
I have enough experience now to have an opinion on overrated and underrated cards, which illuminates what this format is about nicely
I talked about this in my MTG card size article, but heres a quick recap if you want the quick-and-dirty: For a basic sleeve to protect your cards while playing , you need a standard size sleeve (usually around 66x91mm) For sleeves to store cards in a binder , you want Perfect Fit Size sleeves (usually sized as 64x89mm) If youre looking to double sleeve your cards for extra protection , youll need perfect fit and standard fit sleeves Pokmon cards are the same size as MTG cards, so you can get Pokmon sleeves for your Magic collection if you want Yu-Gi-Oh
Cards with split second have a unique niche in the level of difficulty interacting with them, but, contrary to popular belief, they don't just force the stack to resolve
Often you want to just hit for three and not exert when the attack is clean
It's a great card to use with goad commanders like Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor and Edric, Spymaster of Trest that encourage your opponents to attack each other instead of you