These strengths and weaknesses, whether comparing mana ramp, removal, card drawing, or other gameplay mechanics, are what makes the color pie such an integral part of the MTG experience
Never have a deck with too many random cards in it
Bigfin Bouncer Brazen Blademaster Breeches, Eager Pillager Breeches, the Blastmaker Brineborn Cutthroat Captain Howler, Sea Scourge Captain Storm, Cosmium Raider Corsair Captain Enterprising Scallywag Fanatical Firebrand Fearless Swashbuckler Goblin Boarders Goblin Tomb Raider Gorehorn Raider Greedy Freebooter Gutless Plunderer Howler's Heavy Iguana Parrot Keen Buccaneer Kitesail Corsair Kitesail Larcenist Magmakin Artillerist Malcolm, Alluring Scoundrel Malcolm, the Eyes Marauding Mako Oaken Siren Pirate Peddlers Plundering Pirate Reckless Lackey Scrounging Skyray Shipwreck Sentry Skyship Buccaneer Spectral Sailor Spyglass Siren Staunch Crewmate Storm Fleet Spy Strongbox Raider Swab Goblin The Grim Captain Thunderhead Gunner Waylaying Pirates
evolves, it introduced hand traps, which are cards you can discard from your hand to counter actions taken by your opponent