Being Wary of Changes

Being Wary of Changes
Hello everyone, 

I want to talk about being wary of changes when it comes to deckbuilding. 

Everyone should go and decktest. It is what is necessary for a deck to be good. This means a lot of practicing, whether for a league, or a big tournament. 

Some people change their deck after one match or two. Don't do this. I'm guilty of it too. If you change without practice, the deck might not work the way that it is supposed to. 

If you practice, it will help you decide what deck to use, and how to play it. It will also tell you what cards to use, and what not to use. 

Thank you, and if there is anything that you want to add, just comment. 

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