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A similar concept is whether or not buying a card is better than not buying anything. In certain instances, spending a poor {{Cost|2}} turn on a cheap [[cantrip]] can actually be detrimental to a deck, such as when performing [[terminal draw]] [[big money]] (you want to draw [[Treasure]]s, not dead cantrips), or when faced with a [[handsize attack]] (cheap cantrips make the decision of what to discard more difficult). | A similar concept is whether or not buying a card is better than not buying anything. In certain instances, spending a poor {{Cost|2}} turn on a cheap [[cantrip]] can actually be detrimental to a deck, such as when performing [[terminal draw]] [[big money]] (you want to draw [[Treasure]]s, not dead cantrips), or when faced with a [[handsize attack]] (cheap cantrips make the decision of what to discard more difficult). | ||
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