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View Poll Results: How often is seeking a specific type of card preferable to drawing one card?

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  • Seeking is usually better

    28 70.00%
  • Seeking is a bit better

    8 20.00%
  • They're about equal

    4 10.00%
  • Drawing is a bit better

    0 0%
  • Drawing is usually better

    0 0%
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    Senior Member Delay of Game's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by RavingLunatic View Post
    I prefer randomness when it comes to my draw engines.

    ...Said no one, ever. lol

    I prefer to win

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    Seek is like Rebel decks in MTG, one of the strongest architype

    It is espescially good in combo decks, because you have the option to choose what you draw

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    Quote Originally Posted by seedog View Post
    Seek is like Rebel decks in MTG, one of the strongest architype

    It is espescially good in combo decks, because you have the option to choose what you draw
    Yes, I agree and at least with mtg the relative power of the set compared to itself is very important. Also iirc the old Rebels did not have any come into play effects really. It was just search for a creature you wanted most. Also it's seek was in some ways worse because you needed the correct seeker (not counting Lyn Sivy or whatever the leader's name was), otherwise your seek is overcosted or cannot seek a proper costed card.

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