In a few rare cases, my spellbook was running low on cards and I eventually started drawing the cards I rearranged at the bottom
You do have to risk him in combat to buff up your field, but its a small price to pay for multiplying the power of your entire board by two
For new players, this certainly looks exactly like drawing cards, but you're not drawing cards unless the effect literally says draw. Narset, Parter of Veils is a good example of this difference
You can make a "Counter-Squirrel" aggro-control deck, a tempo-based deck with cards like Aether Burst and Temporal Spring, or a threshold deck with cards like Merfolk Looter, Mental Note, and Careful Study
Assuming this is a genuine Wizards of the Coast product and not a highly convincing fake (the eBay listing says 'REAL', so case closed), this would be the first UB crossover Secret Lair deck WotC has ever put out
Eyetwitch 7 This is pretty comparable to Dream Strix