Under the right circumstances, they can function similarly to board wipes, but I tend to view them differently than something like Wrath of God
Warner: We recently announced the introduction of Location cards for the next set, named Into the Inklands I'm excited for players to see and experience that new dynamic
Focus on Card Rarity and Condition First Editions, holographics, promos, and low population cards are great starting points
While Library of Alexandria is the strongest card in the format, it will rarely get to be active in this deck, as you will constantly be casting threats and removal in an effort to seize the tempo
Much like Group Hug, Group Slug tends to appreciate targeted removal that gives opponents a little bump so that hard feelings are a wee bit ameliorated
if youre asking me, I really like the Theros, Kaldheim, Eldraine and Ravnica frames, but I could live without New Capenna, Kamigawa and Strixhaven