Even with a sixty-card deck that played twenty four land and four copies of nine cards, Hint rarely had great punch
Giving something to another player, alongside being another slam-dunk flavor win, captured the whimsy of the genre, ended up being a very interesting political tool in multiplayer
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Speaking of Palinchron, its also very easy for a mono-blue deck to find ways to go infinite with its mana, which can translate to infinite blink effects, card draw, tapping down all your opponents creatures with Thassa, and other extremely convenient side benefits that can set you up to win the game
So you can keep 1 and put 2 back or even keep all 3 and pay 8 life