Using a hypergeometric calculator, we can observe that: With a sample size of five, and a population of 99 cards, with 22 being Humans, we would have: 72.4% chance to draw 1 or more of the wanted card 41.6% chance to draw exactly 1 of the wanted card 27.6% chance to draw 0 of the wanted card Our result of 72.4% might go up to around 75% once weve drawn our opening hand and first card of the game, but that math is a little off
I dont know how to explain it. I cast my mind back to a playground deal more than 20 years ago, and nod my head in understanding.
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Cloud, Midgar Mercenary I would rank Cloud, Midgar Mercenary higher but the cost for this highly-sought after commander is substantial
Spinning Darkness Spinning Darkness is an interesting little card I found in Pauper
The version described here is a spellslinger deck in which most of your creatures and some other permanents reward you for casting a lot of instants and sorceries , many of which will also damage your opponents and their creatures while refilling your hand