This article explains the rarity structure, how to identify them, and the characteristics of popular cards that fetch high prices in the market
Removal doesnt have to mean destroy or exile, something blue has very little of
Wizards of the Coast has stated time and time again that the game runs one of the most rigorous randomization algorithms out there, but there are countless feedback posts from players regarding drawing too few or too many Lands, or even all 4 copies of a card in the early stages of the game
It included All is Dust, Artifact Mutation, Drown in the Loch, Fire Covenant, Fractured Identity, and Fracturing Gust
If you control more than one creature with "This creature can't attack or block alone" they can attack or block together, even if no other creatures attack or block
At that point in the game, pitching cards from your hand is not nearly as worth it