(In fact, weve so far already implicitly assumed some rudimentary player strategy: namely that if we can play a land, we do so.) If we're to account for all these different factors, its going to be practically impossible to get an analytical answer, i.e., an answer in the form of a neat little formula like the distribution function of the binomial or hypergeometric distribution
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All creatures on the battlefield are destroyed
We beat Gene comprehensively through sheer luck, as he continually tries to Leer me with Rhydon to stall out Paras, and fails the coin flip 5 times straight
It represents one of Kaladesh's most striking aircraft fighting back against the New Phyrexian invasion, and is the flip-side reward of completing the Invasion of Kaladesh siege card
Summary Unique forest land cards in MTG can be surprisingly valuable, with prices ranging from $26 to $457