I always enjoy playing with you.

I believe that nowadays many players look up and use deck recipes that are already proven.
As for cards that deviate from the recipes that are out there, if it is not something that can change the flavor with a small number of cards, they tend to just fill an album.

Rare cards in MTG are more about unique effects than their strength.
What you want to do when you first get them is to incorporate four of them and examine their relationship to other cards.
But the reality is that Jhonny, who plays mainly MTGA, does not conveniently have a 60-card paper bundle on his desk.

It is still possible to save decks with uncreated cards, so we want to do a SPARKY BATTLE where we can use them.

How does that work? It changes the situation where wild cards are used only for cards that are known to be powerful and the rest are dead.
You can't use the orange wild card if the idea is perfect only in your head. It is necessary to have the expectation and realization that it will be interesting when it is turned.

Of course, uncreated cards in the production are not allowed. Be a gentleman.

I don't think the cost to implement it is oversized either.
Thank you for your time and consideration.