Card Advantage Players who do not treat cards as a resource are likely to be frivolous, squander their spells, and quickly run out of things to do in a game of Magic
Yu-Gi-Oh depends on archetypes, so you can often find a fun and enjoyable deck core for as little as $20 to $30 and just fill it out with staple cards
But you'll face most of the time your opposing decks, you can win a few times, when players are bad or your carddraw is just insane: you'll draw answer after answer for everything your opponent plays, but you just have to play ok or with minor mistakes
The sections below break down the strongest options and explain where each type of dual land performs best
In essence: a game plan and interaction for what your opponents could play is often more important than the cards you want to play or open with
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