While it will certainly be handy for tracking counters during games, this is the first time a Magic Prerelease event is giving away a d10 as well as a Spindown die
This means there just arent as many copies of this floating around as there would be for a random rare in a mainline set
Theres so much to take into accountthe decks tactical setup, card synergy, metagame viability, and opposing matchups, among other things
They then have to shuffle their hand into their library, which means they usually have nothing to do but wait until theyve drawn themselves out of the game
What about a pile like this
This midrange deck bounces between being a sacrifice deck and a combo one, but it would not exist without Kalain being there to pump treasure-filled creatures