The problem here is that new, beginner players have not played enough to know the difference
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What is interesting is that the myr and red share a short-sightedness but for completely different reasons
One uses green and white mana to build a stable of creatures that buff each other while also healing the player to keep their life total up
Cards like Teferis Moat, Raking Canopy, Elephant Grass, Ghostly Prison, Arcane Denial, Mindclaw Shaman, Syphon Mind, Relic of Progenitus, and Nevermore can play different roles in stopping a certain type of plan or play from coming to fruition
For a deceptively low mana cost, it forces an opponent to discard their entire handan effect so oppressive that Mind Twist has long been restricted or outright banned in various formats