Quick Draw has a ton of payoffs for spellslinger strategies, primarily ones that create creature tokens to amass a board presence with the spells you play
This is a case where the Japanese version might just be better than the English version simply for including more of the original cards features
If you do need another card, or want to skip the revealing part, discarding a Vault of Whispers and sacrificing a Dockside Chef puts the necessary card types in your graveyard, and puts Demonic Counsel right in line with Demonic Tutor
And it is resilience that typically marks the difference between a bad tempo deck and a format-warping one
The irony: the original Japanese cards, which are the oldest and most "authentic," are generally worth less than their English translations released 2 years later
Greater Gargadon Greater Gargadon cant sub in for infinite combos since it eventually comes off suspend, but its still fantastic