This nifty little program will simulate a number of different opening hands for a given deck.
>> Open the Opening Hand Simulator in a new window << (
http://xenocidius.webs.com/openinghandsimulator.htm)
Basically, you copy and paste a deck code, enter the amount of games you would like to run, and it will run a simulation, then return the number of games in which it drew no quanta generation in the opening hand, number of games in which it drew no 0-cost cards in the opening hand, number of auto-mulligans that occurred, and individual stats for each card in the deck.
The way the opening hand is chosen is that it picks 7 random cards, performs a mulligan if there are no 0-cost cards in hand, then picks an extra card if you lost the coin toss.
Note: Quanta generation only includes 0-cost quanta generation. This includes pillars, pendulums, marks, Nova, creatures like Ray of Light and Gnome Gemfinder, and in a special instance, will also count Immolation as quanta generation IF you also draw a 0-cost creature.
It can handle 10000 games pretty soundly, but can get quite slow with significantly higher numbers.
Thoughts? Queries? Suggestions?