As I expected, it was too clunky, especially since my competition had really consistent, fast and energy acceleration focused decks (Gardevoir and Chien Pao)
After the test duel, I felt extremely well prepared
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Blink should generate value while playing Magic
(Most phone apps like MTG Familiar also have a dice roller.) I'd encourage people to default to non-spindowns when they have one on hand, but personally I wouldn't have any problem with someone rolling a spindown die in my games for now
Its also another card that you can find for a much more reasonable price with different variants as low as $10 if the collectability or alternate art variant isnt important to you
