In a deck like Atraxa, for instance, I value the ability to keep my mana open for interaction, and I value cheap ways to protect Atraxa
Surveilling is like scrying, but instead, you placed the surveilled cards you dont want into the graveyard rather than the bottom of your library
Spells with split second prevent any player from playing spells or activating abilities as long as those spells are on the stack
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More than 20,000 simulated Brothers' War drafts later, and we can really start to get a feel for the lay of the land, with a clear sense of which cards are popular and which are always left till the very end, like Bounty chocolates mouldering in a box of Celebrations