This archetype may be used by the pilot specifically to disrupt powerful opponents by adding elements of chance and unpredictability to the game, which their own deck is better able to navigate, or may simply seek to create unexpected and unique board states that rarely exist in other games of Magic
To make matters worse, Lorcana doesnt quite have the card library to properly accommodate this strategy yet
Caesar, Legions Emperor Caesar, Legion's Emperor has consistently impressed me with its sheer amount of quality text
You can instead refer to your sideboarding notes to quickly swap out cards, then spend the same time you use to shuffle your deck to think if there's anything else you want to add or remove
The print run on these cards varies, ranging from single digits up to a couple hundred
For Prey Upon to be good, green needs to have bigger common creatures than every other color (particularly ones available on turns three and four) and for cheap, instant-speed interaction to be scarce