Learning Curve Generally speaking, the player who can use the most mana to cast spells over the course of a game wins
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While Mary OKills ability is significantly stronger than Ninjitsu, the mechanic to switch places isnt itself out of place in MTG
It turns out that if you have something like Underworld Breach in play, there's not much difference between discarding your hand and keeping it
That said, it provides evasion to a board full of Merfolk, like a backup copy of Herald of Secret Streams without all the extra +1/+1 counter text