A lot of them could be under the existing rules, and sometimes I think they just make these digital abilities because they can, or perhaps because they want to keep dividing paper/Arena.
In this case you could just shuffle each deck, exile the top 7 cards face down, and move them to each player to the right. That player “may look at and play those cards, and they may spend mana of any type to cast them” or however they word it. It’s clunky but it operates within the current rules.
well I guess they dont want you just taking someone’s like trump card or something, also I think they had a design thing about having cards owned by other people not going into other people’s hidden zones and graveyards or something, does mean you can do graveyard shenanigans with other people’s cards which is cool
Yeah I agree doing this in paper that way creates a lot of overhead, particularly because it’s 7 cards from each player. It just seems like some of these digital abilities at least could be done in paper and it’d be nice to see more fun stuff.
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A lot of them could be under the existing rules, and sometimes I think they just make these digital abilities because they can, or perhaps because they want to keep dividing paper/Arena.
In this case you could just shuffle each deck, exile the top 7 cards face down, and move them to each player to the right. That player “may look at and play those cards, and they may spend mana of any type to cast them” or however they word it. It’s clunky but it operates within the current rules.
well I guess they dont want you just taking someone’s like trump card or something, also I think they had a design thing about having cards owned by other people not going into other people’s hidden zones and graveyards or something, does mean you can do graveyard shenanigans with other people’s cards which is cool
Yeah I agree doing this in paper that way creates a lot of overhead, particularly because it’s 7 cards from each player. It just seems like some of these digital abilities at least could be done in paper and it’d be nice to see more fun stuff.