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has valuable cards, especially prize cards, vintage first editions, and high-rarity modern cards
Day of the Dragons is pricey in terms of casting cost, but does triple duty here: it almost always upgrades the stats of your creatures, it protects your team from a board wipe, and you can bounce it with something like Blink of an Eye to flash your team back in and trigger their abilities at instant speed
So far its been one of the single most impressive cards Ive cast, but that might just be because the format isnt entirely fleshed out and some decks are too rough to stand up to this kind of incredible efficiency
While perhaps different now thanks to the London mulligan rule, in the past, people have calculated that your odds of winning when you mulligan to six (so starting with one less card than your opponent) is 40%, which might not sound like a lot, but considering that the odds are 50/50 with each player starting with an equal number of cards in hand, it's actually a 20% shift in your chances of winning the game
