We had three board wipes in the first game (which by itself is a high number for precon) but time after time the vampires rose again
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So now, the converted mana cost question is simple: if Destined to Lead isn't on the stack, it has a converted mana cost of 6
I feel like I lost to Zan Syed in Game 3 because he was able to draw his card advantage spells like Karn, Angel of Sanctions, and Treasure Map while I drew none of my own card advantage spells/planeswalkers
Regardless of the loyalty costs, a single planeswalker may use only one loyalty ability once per turn, [53] and only on its controller's turn during their main phases
While this generally has less of an impact than the likes of tutors or fast mana, it can increase both speed and consistency
