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I didnt really play Draft back then, but I still regret not playing a Conspiracy Draft when I had the chance

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Were mainly hoping to dodge those match-ups, or at least play versions of those decks that feature more creatures up the curve

To scry, players privately look at the specified number of cards from the top of their library, put any number of them onto the bottom, then return the rest to the top in any order