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Like most deckbuilding games, the first priority is to remove your basic deck of cards, and more reliably build combos around the items you equip and left over cards in your deck, which are more powerful (upgraded items, legendary artifacts, existing upgraded cards)
That being said, given that drawing bad cards isn't the worst thing in this game (due to redraws, and the fact that some cards end up being resources), i don't find it nearly as essential as say, Slay the Spire or Monster Train, where removing your starter deck is the name of the game.
i currently haven't removed cards much at all, i'm sticking with replacing all basic cards for now (you won't replace them all until 9 levels/mystic herbs combined), but i'll imagine i will eventually remove slots, particularly for higher difficulty shorter scenarios.
Just removing that one card can have a huge impact on how effective that deck can be in longer tough fights.