It's not a matter of knowing what a deck does. It's a matter of playing the game in such a way that you can calculate what's on the table and strategize each and every play without leaving a large portion to chance. This was all discussed in another thread where people gave their reasons for playing only one mode or the other.
Telling people who wish to avoid playing Hidden games that they can reverse this effect by taking a different card into every one of their decks and hoping it's there when (and only when) they need it is not going to be seen as a compromise, either.
Again, nothing against the concept. I'm just pointing out that this would likely become the most unpopular card ever.