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Umm everything online is pseudo-random considering it is an algorithm that decides the "randomness" of everything, unlike in person, where it is actually random after you shuffle.
Also, after your mulligan this game automatically gives you 2-4 power in your second starting hand, so I would argue the game is definitely pseudo-random as you put it.
I think I'll switch to aggro tomorrow.
I mean I am in favor of the mana system being just the way it is in MtG but it is just kind of crazy how the game has all these constraints on mana. For example, if you play aggro, you still have to play 25 power because you can not go under 1/3rd of your deck. I believe this is to help newer players out but it kind of sucks when you are playing an aggro deck and draw a bunch of power in a row.
I also do not like the mulligan system which automatically has you receive 2-4 mana the second time around because to me this screams of not actual RNG but more that the deck is stacked by the RNG program in the game >.<
In Eternal, when you Mulligan, you get a full hand back (in Magic, Mulligan makes draw one card less) and at least you are guaranteed to have at least 2 mana and no more than 4.
I don't even remember the number of times I have conceded on first turn in Magic just because I never got more than 1 land when doing Mulligans, sometimes even going down to a starting hand of just 1-2 cards.
I would prefer to be shown two hands at the start, each with 2-5 power, and pick which one to play.
Eternal's mulligan as-is may be more generous than MtG, but it hinders deckbuilding in a lot of ways, from heavily pushing the idea of exactly 25 Power (with or without non-Power fixers), to preventing future Combo decks from forming.
If you were getting such bad hands in Magic consistently then you were playing the wrong number of lands for your deck, or you were playing an unbelievably large deck and not a 60 card one. I have never had to mulligan to 2 in my 15 years of playing magic tournaments; the lowest I have had to go is 3, and I actually won a game at 3 before.