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While Ive been impressed by cards that are good at grinding, like those discussed above, Ive still felt like most of the time this is a very aggressive format that really rewards proactive decks, and I havent found counterspells to be a way that Id want to position myself
If your strategy benefits from holding up mana and shuffling specific cards from your graveyard away, this could be your card
Theres nothing to stop you simply buying Draft Boosters in the same way youd buy a Set Booster, of course, rather than just using it to play in the Draft format
You play a certain number of counterspells in decks that want them as they are decent coverall security and disruption however Spell Snare is too limited in its targets to be a good coverall or security card
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