After removing a creature, it forces your opponents into a nasty choice: Discard a card or lose life
Wrap Up Mystic Confluence | Illustration by Kieran Yanner Bounce spells are far from the cream of the crop in terms of removal due to the temporary status, but theyre critical for blue decks to interact when they play a mono-colored shell or dont pair themselves with colors that have strong removal
your sideboard is the remainder of your sealed pool, and you can make whatever modifications you want to your deck from that pool in between games

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You wont always need a board wipe, so you can always cast it for one of the cheaper modes if theres a problem that needs to be dealt with, but I definitely dont mind destroying all tapped creatures for six mana at instant speed
I personally went to college in Seoul and left in 2012, but during my time in Korea I rarely ever came across any places that sold cards