When clear sleeves make sense (and when they don't) Clear sleeves can be a good fit when: You're protecting cards in a binder or toploader-style storage You're sleeving tokens or display pieces You're using official card backs and don't mind visible wear But for a shuffled deck, especially in tournaments, clear sleeves can be risky if card backs vary in condition
Some number of these removal spells will likely end up in every Standard deck playing red
You can exile cards, and then cast them this turn, so you get the ability to cast the occasional card, or drop the occasional land with your Human Archer Rogue
For just 1 mana, they either counter a spell or destroy a permanent of a specific color, blue or red, which conveniently happen to be the two most played colors in the format
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