Savvy players of a deck known as "The Deck" used to throw in a couple of copies of this card-advantage artifact remover in order to, well, gain card advantage, while improving their board positions
Though this does mean discarding the other cards you reveal, there are numerous ways this can pay off, especially as youre going to play a card thatd normally cost up to 6 Ink for absolutely nothing (well, except the cost of losing the other three cards you draw, of course!)
[1] You can spend money on the game if youd like, but if you keep playing for free you should be able to unlock enough cards to build a deck you like
Because the last ability of each Opposition Agent is trying to exile the card and give permission to play it, the owner of the exiled card chooses which effect wins
Yes, giving two mana to your opponents is a lot, but this is a great place to work your politicking skill and get your opponents to leverage that mana against your mutual enemies
This time were only getting two starter decks instead of three, which is fine by me
