This makes him useful at all three stages and only game state will dictate which is the best way to use him
Trystane didn't have much screen time on the show but his interaction with Bronn is what inspired his card
However, despite the complexity in the background, every mulligan decision boils down to a simple question: Are your chances of winning the game higher if you mulligan, or if you keep your hand
It also introduces Junk tokens, which can be sacrificed to draw cards
The cool thing about Change the Equation is how its Plan B mode still performs acceptably in the exact role thats more important to blue control, and the same one that its Plan A mode dominates against Gruul: slowing the opponents early game momentum by not letting their creatures reach the battlefield
And when we talk about issues with Reserved List cards going forward, its worth clearly differentiating between cards from this era and cards from, say, Urzas Saga