You cant make choices or decisions for that player that arent called for by the game rules or by any cards, permanents, spells, abilities, and so on
its very bare bones, practically like playing paper Magic digitally with all the pros and cons that come along with it
You'll see those shown off throughout this preview weekend
There are several card rarities for you to collect in Magic: The Gathering
Apply what I outlined here and take a look the options below youll end up with the perfect deck box
Academy Journeymage Acquisitions Expert Aegar, the Freezing Flame Allied Assault Angel of Unity Arcane Epiphany Archmage of Echoes Archpriest of Iona Ardent Electromancer Astrologian's Planisphere Azami, Lady of Scrolls Barrin, Master Wizard Base Camp Benthicore Black Mage's Rod Bloodline Necromancer Blue Mage's Cane Burakos, Party Leader Cascade Seer Champion of Wits Chilling Trap Circle of Power Coastal Wizard Commodore Guff Concerted Defense Cornered by Black Mages Coveted Prize Deadly Alliance Diviner's Wand Docent of Perfection Drana's Silencer Dreamstealer Emeria Captain Ertai, Wizard Adept Expedition Diviner Fever Charm Final Iteration Fissure Wizard Flame of Anor Frostpyre Arcanist Galecaster Colossus Gempalm Sorcerer Ghitu Journeymage Ghosthelm Courier Giant's Amulet Goblin Wizardry Great Hall of the Biblioplex Grotag Bug-Catcher Harmonic Prodigy Harper Recruiter Inalla, Archmage Ritualist Inalla, Archmage Ritualist Inspired Sprite Ixidor's Will Journey to Oblivion Jushi Apprentice Jushi Apprentice Kabira Outrider Kasmina, Enigmatic Mentor Kitsune Mystic Kitsune Mystic Kuja, Genome Sorcerer Lavamancer's Skill Lich Lord of Unx Lindblum, Industrial Regency Lindblum, Industrial Regency Mage's Attendant Malakir Blood-Priest Mana Sculpt Master of Winds Mentor's Guidance Multiclass Baldric
