New Mulligan Rule

There is now a new mulligan rule for Magic the Gathering. I'm going to go through how it goes but if you want to see more explanation you can go to the the official MTG Youtube channel cause they have a video out about it.

In the past you would draw seven cards, and if you wanted to mulligan, you would draw a new hand but this time with six cards. Every time you wanted to mulligan you would go down a card in your starting hand.

Now instead of drawing a hand but taking one card out every time, you draw seven cards every time but discard a card equal to how many times you've mulliganed a hand.

That's it for now! If I missed something tell me down below in the comments.

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