Is the Azuki mulligan like the London mulligan in Magic?
PartlyPartly. Both redraw a full seven. Magic lets you mulligan again and again, putting one card on the bottom for each mulligan. The Azuki mulligan is once, with no penalty.
Mulligan in the Azuki TCG
You draw seven. Once, before play starts, you may put your whole hand on the bottom of your deck, draw seven new cards and shuffle. You can’t keep some cards and swap others.
The same
- You set your whole hand aside and draw seven new cards.
Different
- Magic’s mulligan costs a card each time and can repeat. The Azuki mulligan is free and happens once.
Magic: The Gathering: checked against the Magic Comprehensive Rules. Azuki TCG: printed card text and the rules.