Also, Preordain might stand out a little, but youve got to remember the context
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Counterspells often also make you choose between tapping mana on your own turn to develop your own strategy and holding up interaction
Why Masters of Evil Is the Best Precon Experience Masters of Evil is comparable to most of the other WHO precons in terms of enjoyment and competitive potential, but it manages to hit that fun factor without going off the complexity deep-end like the other deck
Now you can sacrifice tokens, so thats good, but this is at sorcery speed, which means you cant sacrifice something when its targeted by removal or something
Also, since he has a random effect of time, whether it is a GY fertilizer or a resurrection effect, there are times when he misses the timing, and this point is painful for Buster, who often evolves by chaining to the opponent's actions
