Players will want to remain open and flexible with the Emerald and Ruby starter deck, paying close attention to what their opponent is trying to accomplish and disrupting it when they least expect it Strong early-game cards are Aladdin, Prince Ali, Lefou, Captain Hook, and Peter Pan
March of Reckless Joy will let you exile x cards and then play up to 2 of them
Idol of Oblivion is perhaps the most played draw option across decks that isnt Skullclamp these days, and for good reason
First up, we have Tezzeret, Cruel Captain, now apparently living his best 'true neutral' life as a colorless MTG planeswalker
This means acquiring the standard commons, uncommons, rares, holographics, non-holo variants, and any existing reverse holos
There are also a bunch of very playable cards that afford big life returns which you can then pour into a Library