What is up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of Limited Resources. This episode, number 593. My name is Marshall. I'm one of your limited resources and joining me online all the way from Denver, Colorado. It's Luis.

Luis, you've been drafting it up?

Oh, yeah. I have done a lot of drafts, and I guess one way to put it in perspective, I know we're going to talk about this card later is I've had four different decks with Cody in it, the book rare.

Yeah, you could say I've done a few drafts.

Yeah, because I think I've been doing a decent amount, but I've only had one Cody and any of my draft piles, and I didn't even end up playing it.

So there you go. Mainly because I still don't really know what it does. So that's probably a problem. Maybe you can help me with that today because there has been some chatter on Twitter about it being maybe a little better than it looked at first glance.

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You get a bunch of cool little perks too, including you get to ask questions on the Patreon feed for the Patreon question of the week. This one comes from Harry, who says if your opening hand has two lands, a two drop and any land off the top can cast the rest of your spells. Do you keep it on the play?

You have a 90.4% chance of drawing a third land by turn four. This says is 9.6% odds missing your third land and fourth land drop and 5.7 to miss your fifth to risky. How do you hit your win rate compared to your first Mulligan?

The short answer is, is it too risky? No, not at all. In most gaming scenarios, you are going to be hard pressed to find a 90% scenario for almost anything. That is as good as it gets with unknown information.

I would never Mulligan a hand that had two lands, a two drop and the rest being three drops.

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