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Gonna advise here with what I learned hours ago when I was with insomnia: the options to get rid of cards are godly. I threw away Mika’s attack card and other stuff I don’t use and the deck consistency got crazy good. It seems bad to have less cards but thinning means you draw what you want and it will reshuffle later

So past thread people kept saying removing cards is good. Can someone explain to me why?