I think Yahoo fantasy sports and others in the space are doing amazing work on this idea. I wonder if an LLM is even necessary for this, it’s mostly maths. Analyze past winning decks and made decisions based on performance.
I think a non-LLM model would be good for learning to draft within a particular set, because it can simply encode each card and learn what cards do well together, comparative strength, etc. without learning the stats/rules text on the card. For learning to draft in one environment and then applying it to a new set of cards, like done here, it would become far more difficult to do without an LLM. The variations and nu…
Fair and valid points, it’s been years since I played magic but I agree an LLM would Be very useful in reading the cards and possibly then getting into understanding strategy based on that context.