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2022-09-27T13:00:21Z

using the more recognized terminology

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	'''Milling''' is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.		'''Milling''' is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.

	Self-[[mill]] decks often use cards like {{Card\|Ulaire Nertea, Messenger of Dol Guldur}} or {{Card\|Preparations}} ~~that~~ [[~~recur~~]] ~~other~~ cards from your [[Discard Pile]]~~, turning those cards into [[tutor]]s~~. Self-mill decks also often use cards like {{Card\|Ring of Artifice}} or {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Dark Enemy}}, which are empowered by spotting cards in your discard pile.		Self-[[mill]] decks often use cards like {{Card\|Ulaire Nertea, Messenger of Dol Guldur}} or {{Card\|Preparations}} to [[fetch]] lost cards from your [[Discard Pile]]. Self-mill decks also often use cards like {{Card\|Ring of Artifice}} or {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Dark Enemy}}, which are empowered by spotting cards in your discard pile.

	The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], so named after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].		The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], so named after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].

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	'''Milling''' is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.		'''Milling''' is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.

			Self-[[mill]] decks often use cards like {{Card\|Ulaire Nertea, Messenger of Dol Guldur}} or {{Card\|Preparations}} that [[recur]] other cards from your [[Discard Pile]], turning those cards into [[tutor]]s. Self-mill decks also often use cards like {{Card\|Ring of Artifice}} or {{Card\|Ulaire Lemenya, Dark Enemy}}, which are empowered by spotting cards in your discard pile.

	The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], so named after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].		The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], so named after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].

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	Milling is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.		'''Milling''' is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.

	The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], so named after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].		The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], so named after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].

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	Milling is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.		Milling is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C\|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card\|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card\|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.

	The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].		The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], so named after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].

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Milling is an informal game term. Milling means to [[discard]] cards from the top of a [[deck]]. "Mill" on its own implies discarding cards from your opponent's decks, but some cards "self-mill," discarding cards from your own deck for some benefit. {{C|Dwarven}} [[culture]] specializes in both, with cards like {{Card|Dwarven Axe}} and {{Card|Realm of Dwarrowdelf}}. Mill strategies often combine with [[discard]] strategies, because forcing your opponent to discard cards means they draw more cards when they [[reconcile]], burning through their deck more quickly.

The term [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mill comes from Magic: the Gathering], after the card [https://gatherer.wizards.com/pages/card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=1126 Millstone].