When Recycling cards to the Main Deck, how are they placed on the bottom?

When recycling cards to the Main Deck, the correct method is to place the cards randomly on the bottom. This approach ensures a degree of unpredictability in gameplay, as it prevents players from having control over the order in which the recycled cards are shuffled back into the deck. This randomness adds an element of strategy as players must adapt to potentially drawing unexpected cards in subsequent turns.

The other options imply a structured method of card placement that would limit the chance-based nature of the game. If players could place cards in a specific order, they might manipulate their draws too much, diminishing the randomness essential to maintaining a balanced and exciting game experience. Placing cards in ascending order or by original draw order would also lead to predictable outcomes, which could undermine the game's strategic depth by allowing too much foresight into future draws. Overall, random placement promotes a dynamic play environment where adaptation and strategic planning are key components of success.