Players should generally be able to pay some additional mana or discard some cards a majority of the time, but players arent necessarily going to have a Legendary Artifact or Creature lying around
This is especially true of newer MTG players, so removing deck construction entirely from the equation means that more people can jump in
Blot Out doesnt always hit what you need it to, but it can be the perfect answer to that indestructible or hexproof threat
Theres a few sets where saving sealed product pays off well, Lord of the Rings Holiday Edition is the biggest one in recent memory, but never before has the buy/sell been so dramatic and so immediate
Instead of just talking about the common shuffling methods and which ones are the best, Im going to go over exactly what randomness is, how it applies to real-life shuffling, and what the different shuffling methods actually do to the cards in your deck