You can argue that draws off damage are strict card advantage, but sacrificing more common forms of card advantage (single, twin, and now triple drive) engines for damage is a bad move.

And if you run at minimum 4 draws, that leaves only 12 possible chances off of a trigger. So the bad scenarios for draws are drawing anything except for another trigger. In which case, you have the same exact guard you'd have if you had just run a different trigger and hit that one instead. Unfortunately, the most common scenario is drawing a g2, g1, or another draw trigger. You could very likely draw a grade 3 for shit guard, or you could draw a trigger for 15000 guard! Wow! That's totally good, right? Draw triggers are inherently defensive since your turn ends after attacks, and any gained card advantage is intended to go towards defending. In addition to your stated point, the proposed 'card advantage' of draw triggers was often negated by drawing a card you can't block with. Decided to come back because this shit bothered me.

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