No, here I'm talking about authentic, unforced, human-driven errors that somehow manage to slip past the proofreaders and make it to print
The only time I'd cast from hand is if I needed to cast to keep from discarding or I needed something like a Vindicate to answer a massive problem that my foe has without the answer in my graveyard
Optimizing a set for casual play is often a nebulous task that I personally find very challenging, so I was thrilled to have someone who understood FINAL FANTASY fans leading the process
Then we attack people with them and force them to make hard choices about how to double block and whether or not they can attack and is it worth it to block because they're just going to make another one
It might not keep the top spot with other big, colorless cards around, although I never expect this to be anything close to bulk
Once Summon: Primal Odin deals combat damage to a player and the ability granted by Summon: Primal Odin's second chapter ability triggers, it doesn't matter what happens to Summon: Primal Odin
