I get that its tempting to leave the stuff from the precon in the deck because thats 1 fewer other card you have to buy, but, come on
My plan was to get the games inventor to explain his creation to a general-interest readership, cherry-pick a few details to give my story color (Garfield appears slightly dazed as he sits cross-legged and shoeless on an office chair, his feet warmed by a pair of rainbow-hued tabi socks ), and then write up the play-by-play of a game of Magic between my child and the gaming Goliath
In fact, I speak it anytime I play a Counterspell that counters and does something else bad for my opponent
Id be remiss not to mention the kinds of chaos decks you might run into
Overload is an alternate cost, so it's free
But then this saw print: Now that sparked some interest, turned some heads and ignited a new take on the archetype