The 60-card minimum means that youll need to build out a couple of different strategies in your deck, and if you have more in your deck (if there are 204 cards in Chapter 1, you could have up to 816 in your deck, after all) then youll need to strategise even more
3 and Wizard tokens created by cards like Mysidian Elder turn all your spells into damage, allowing you to finish the game with Garland, Knight of Cornelia
CASUAL, TO ME First of all, everybodys expectations for what constitutes a casual game are different and there is no cat-egorical, dog-matic rule for how to build a deck that qualifies or disqualifies itself as casual
Protection from red isnt nothing either being able to ignore board wipes like Blasphemous Act and Structural Assault is extremely handy, and the ability to hold off a bigger red creature later in the game like Etali, Primal Storm or Inferno Titan can save you from a lot of unwanted damage in certain matchups