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One exception to this that I haven't explicitly said yet, is cards that specifically shine in long (near-fatigue) games: they only help when you draw all the other cards too, so their drawn WR really is much lower than it should be.

If an on-curve threat, or certain effect, is needed in an agressive deck, then its winrate WILL reflect that. (Adding a cheap card will always have this effect, but if the drawn WRs go down below the average of the deck you've gone too far.) If adding a cheap card really introduces 'unwelcome redundancy', it should drag the WR of all those cheap cards down. After that, you need to gather some thousands of games of data again before you make another change. Ideally, you can only really change 1 card at a time using these statistics (unless it's a package). This in turn drags the winrate of all of them down, and the winrate of all the cheaper cards up. All I'm saying is, in that case, we probably run about 1 too many expensive cards. To be clear, I'm not saying that if the bottom 3 cards in a deck are expensive, we should cut them all. Quality content includes thorough deck analysis based on extensive and well documented play testing in a competitive environment, in depth card analysis, etc.īefore submitting a thread, ensure your topic or question doesn't belong in one of following threads:

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