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I wouldn't even fully call it a flaw , though, because decks can be built in colorless to work around or even exploit that fact
In my opinion, as a random person on Twitter who writes articles about card games, I dont think its necessary at all to mention theft effects during Rule 0
This comes in the form of filter lands, artifact filters, and spells that search for lands from your deck and add them into your hand to make sure your next land drop is the right one
