This includes artifact spells, activated abilitieseven ones of nonartifactscosts imposed by triggered abilities, any costs to attack or block you may have to pay, and so on
Most of these are fair game, too
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Seven cards in all, dating back to 1994, are now banned from play
This corresponds to the oft-quoted 40% likelihood: P (1,7,4,60) + P (2,7,4,60) + P (3,7,4,60) + P (4,7,4,60) = 39.9% Returning to our initial question, if our deck contains nine one-drops, what percentage of seven-card starting hands would contain at least one one-drop