Its a Game of Strategy AND Chance Wizards isnt done with the D&D flavour in the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms crossover set, as there are at least a dozen cards that make use of a 20-sided die (aka a d20) to generate random value
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Mill decks focus exclusively on decking out the opponent, while Stall decks focus on preventing the opponent from taking any Prize cards at all, eventually leading to a deck out victory
Half of the time, its simply a slightly more expensive Eerie Interlude, while the other half its a slightly more expensive Eerie Interlude with some extra sauce on top
