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The initial advise in the introduction is true and eternal, though.
Go faster than the enemy, clear the board quick.
Magic items are great, but don't use magic items because it ruins your deck. Only use very specific powerful magic items.
There is only one good talent.
What the heck? I just bought this game, and still have a lot to learn (the game doesn't do a good job of explaining itself tutorial wise). But, this isn't a good sign at all if major game mechanics shouldn't be used because they ruin your run.