I can also frustrate the opponent and possibly force some player errors that wouldnt normally have happened under regular conditions
There seems to be a bit of a disconnect between the unique/scarce nature of those kinds of cards *before* (say a decade ago), and *now* (modern sets being pumped out at breakneck pace with little regard for QA) dndcollect November 4, 2021, 2:00am 15 If I want to open packs I usually buy Korean boxes
After all, you're in green, and you have a cheap commander that will let you "draw" card after card
As you can see, the Expanded format has access to far more powerful cards, which is great because if you want to mix things up, you can learn both Standard and Expanded formats
Making this a great one for having your opponents hit each other until it is too late
The "Spiraling Doom" deck is an extremely reactive deck: most of your decisions will depend on what your opponent is doing and how your opponent is trying to win the game