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Whenever an opponent draws a card, you get to draw two
Cast it by paying life instead of mana
Unless you predict the game is going to reach its conclusion by running your opponent out of cards, those cards could have just as easily been on the bottom of your opponent's library and the result would have been the same
Sure, some decks will be able to maximize the card usage, but will it even be worthwhile, or will there be more efficient payoffs to use
