Why Would You Want To Force a Block
Because each color now only has one enemy, this arrangement would likely cause a much larger focus to be placed on the enemy conflicts white vs black, red vs blue, and green vs purple
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Southern Paladin and Western Paladin probably need a raft of color changers like Scuttlemutt to be worth it
Dont think of this as an ending, but rather, an exciting beginning
each player with a hand shuffles their entire hand into the Deck, then draws the same number of cards they shuffled into the Deck
