This adds a fun dynamic to battling strangers online, because it has made me pay attention to the players who play in different languages and their cards
You don't want to overload on counterspells, but when you know the decks you expect to face in your matches, you can make sure you have the ones that'll be the most useful to include
If you don't pay the overload cost of a spell, that spell will have a single target
Each upkeep, the card's controller flipped a coin and then flipped up the relevant side
In D&D, metallic dragons (bronze, copper, brass) are in opposition to chromatic dragons (red, blue, green, etc.), chromatic being the typical evil, sometimes cruel and selfish dragons while the metallic dragons are mostly altruistic and righteous creatures
Theres also a deep roster of cards at the $2-$5 range, including Oppression, Abundance, and Smokestack