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Because both of those GWPs fall within our confidence interval, we can't say that one deck has a higher/lower GWP than the other
The "wheel" archetype owes its name to Wheel of Fortune from Magic: The Gathering 's Alpha set, a 3 CMC (2 colorless, 1 Red) card that makes all players discard their hands and draw seven cards
Its a natural fit for Hajar, who gives the deck some built-in protection
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For example, pairing types that share the same vulnerabilities, such as Grass/Poison with weaknesses to Fire, Psychic, and Flying moves, can leave a deck open to exploitation by opponents