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Avoid mana shortages, ensure optimal land distribution, analyze color and mana distribution, and visualize deck composition clearly
Fetchlands This may be an obvious choice but I think the Onslaught fetchlands are important not only for Modern and Legacy, but also for Standard
It's okay to keep some non-inkable cards, like Dragon Fire or Della Duck, Unstoppable Mom, but a hand with too many uninkables is bound to run into problems in the early game
Whether youre building a new deck or drafting, lets take a look at your options
This might be the best deck as-is, but it's probably the hardest to upgrade