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At least, that's the philosophy behind most Alchemy releases
In a combat-heavy deck, Chief Jim Hopper could be an incredibly useful tool for card draw
Initially, there wasn't even a maximum number of copies per deck
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This allows them to be more reactive in their strategy, changing their plan each time they get new information about what their opponent is doing