Good sportsmanship really is very beneficial for your improvement as a player for many reasons
As always, well see how things play out once the set hits shelves
Rhystic Study Rhystic Study is the big dog
They already do sterling work encouraging newbies to try out tabletop Magic: offering basic two-deck packs you can pick up and play for less than a tenner, and even game night packs of five ready-built decks with which you can hook in all your friends
Crim's deck even had Mana Drain, a $50 card in paper, while Richard's had a $80 Oboro, Palace in the Clouds, a $46 Sylvan Library, and a $52 Cloudstone Curio, all in a deck that cost less than $5 total
This means you don't have to devote any time away from pouring energy onto your multiple Munkidoris and can reap the benefits of both a big attacker in the active spot and a ton of chip damage from the bench