Honing Your Deck Decisions as Fai
Since the fall of Belittle, many Fai decks have had to return to the shop and rethink their values. Joshua Kehe offers guidance on the many paths that lay before you.
In the third chapter of The Numbers Game, we examine value through the lens of narrow fatigue and board presence strategies.
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