There should be few good ways to deal with cards this expensive and not dealing with them should be devastating
Personally, for as many times as I've sold out of cards and decks, I always keep a deck built around equipment on hand, and a lot of players are the same way
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It might seem odd to cut cards like Tamiyo, Collector of Tales or Nissa, Who Shakes the World in sort of a control matchup, but it just leads to getting countered followed up by Wilderness Reclamation turn so I think that you mostly only want Krasis as your top end
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