The card is extremely cheap, however, and is at least inkable, so you can pop it in your inkwell if it's not going to make the difference
Either (A) they picked a stronger card in the Abzan colors (perhaps possible for the player who opened the pack if there was a bomb rare) or (B) they aren't drafting Abzan (more accurate is to say that they weren't drafting Abzan at the time they made the pick)
Even their binder of MTG cards had a great selection
Limiting a player to only taking one more turn resolves this issue, but what if the take one more turn spell is cast one after another
Black Cat, Cunning Thief might cost an extra mana, but thats worthwhile for a far stronger enters ability
For example, an off-center card may show borders that are slightly uneven, but the card is still fully intact and playable