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Put those cards onto the battlefield and the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order
This mechanic is not only confusing and unintuitive, R&D also doubled down on how incomprehensible banding can be with the later addition of bands with others, just to make things worse
your Blockers, making defending yourself difficult on the next turn
While the answer, in some regards, is to play more blockers, a good blocker isnt always the same as a low-drop that will positively impact your deck
Additionally, players can select multiples of each die type to roll
