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Havoc Eater When it enters the battlefield, Havoc Eater goads up to one creature per opponent and then it gets +1/+1 counters equal to the total power of what you goaded

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(As long as the library was completely random to begin with.) The way to see this is by looking at the definition of randomness: "The position of any one card carries no information about the position of any other card." The fact that the top card was the card they were looking for therefore can't tell them anything about the rest of the library

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