This means that players typically phantom draft online and then play their drafted decks on MTGO or another online card sim like Tabletop Simulator where they can access the cards they drafted
You'll still draw the cards as Niv-Mizzet goes to the graveyard, and your opponents won't have fliers left over to swing out with, either
The problem is, this adds the lucky dip element - a double-edged sword that affects all trading card games - back into a product that was specifically designed to avoid it
It does allow you to play fewer copies of your high-end cards, and as of now, Im willing to try it, but Im skeptical
You get to bounce a nonland permanent while also playing a pretty strong creature, especially if your opponents have no flyers in play
So does anyone know if there is a black border at PSA10 or a flower holo