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Mechanically, this means that Sagas stick around for a few turns granting you an effect every turn, until the story is complete, at which point they get sacrificed

Id say that despite having some coverage of functional effects, the cards are a bit narrow and require more synergy to really provide value, so overall, Red is very weak in the +1/+1 counter theme. Green With +1/+1 counters being primary in Green, there are a ton of namesake cards to highlight, and if youve played against +1/+1 counters youll likely have seen these before