This corresponds to the oft-quoted 40% likelihood: P (1,7,4,60) + P (2,7,4,60) + P (3,7,4,60) + P (4,7,4,60) = 39.9% Returning to our initial question, if our deck contains nine one-drops, what percentage of seven-card starting hands would contain at least one one-drop
Almost all of the bonus cards are Final Fantasy cards, but there is one exception
If their deck utilizes the graveyard, then Faithless Looting is even better and has no downside at all
It does require you to give your opponents a card draw, but this is a small cost to pay when it makes it so your creatures can enter as massive threats right away
Blues is one of the strongest mill effects, so Im high on that too