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The same is true for permanent spells you control and nonland permanent cards you own that arent on the battlefield

It turns out that replacing your draw step with a virtual draw-6 is pretty busted

One shortcoming of MTG Arena is that I cannot copy my physical deck into the game unless I own the cards from opening virtual booster packs

The retail version has 9 packs and a different promo