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His first chart demonstrates the probability of hitting your land drops up to turn five (which means you play a land on each of the first five turns of the game) based on how many lands you have in your deck

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That way, if your cutting or folding is slightly off, you still have color all the way to the edge

It also doesn't benefit your opponent if they're not on an Electric or Dragon-type deck

He answered in his typically laconic way: Torment taught us why color imbalance is a bad idea. Im inclined to agree, even as Torment remains a nostalgic favorite of mine