If you draw yourself, you stop being a card, but you don't immediately draw another card to replace yourself
Far better to simply play more consistent sources of mill to ensure were flipping over some juicy targets for the Captain to reanimate each turn, and then use whatever we bring back to ramp up the pressure on life totals
The enchantment costs one, activates for two, and then you sacrifice anything, including tokens, draw a card, and then, you'll also gain that life too, don't sleep on that since many read that as losing life instead
Glen Elandra Archmage I have started watching a Magic TV Top 8's, turns out I have been doing their format and here I thought I was being all novel
Magic: the Gathering belongs to Wizards of the Coast Gravity Falls belongs to Alex Hirsch and Disney The thing about Bill's effects on the right are based on how his deals work: they sound reasonable at first, but they ultimately only benefit Bill (or, in this case, you)
The two that immediately come to mind are swirls and crimped cards, two diametrically opposed aesthetics that have emerged as huge marketing tools for sellers over the last year or so