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A nice simple one is just that the option of doing nothing, or at least casting nothing, is a bad option when you are behind or even yet can often be the best option when you are ahead

Having a solid plan for sideboarding is important for three reasons: You identify which cards you will be taking out and putting into your deck , as swapping out the wrong cards could greatly hinder your deck's ability to function

These differences include: Play ends at site 7 (instead of site 9) Players flip a coin to determine play order (instead of blind-bidding burdens) Decks only have ~50 cards in their draw deck (instead of the requisite 60 minimum) Decks sometimes have different numbers of Free Peoples and Shadow cards (instead of the required exactly even amount) Players may shuffle their discard pile into their deck once per game upon running out of cards in their draw deck (this rule has no analogue in normal play

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What players need to know about Dimir is that they have some expensive casting cost cards due to the cipher mechanic and because many of the staple tools have mill or library destruction baked in