While "Dragon Rulers" were the far more popular deck, and they have more relevancy in the modern day, "Spellbook" was an intriguing powerhouse in its own right, as its numerous spell cards made it able to adapt to every matchup
In terms of gameplay, larval Saturniids could actually have just one creature card, but one of those that permit a limitless number of copies in the same deck
Preordain | Illustration by Svetlin Velinov Card draw includes any effect that puts extra cards in your hand and explicitly uses the word draw. Generally speaking, card draw in Magic works the same as in any other card game, be it a TCG or classics like poker or bridge: To draw a card, you take the topmost card from your library and put it in your hand
With XY-era Japanese cards, always check for the 1st Edition stamp and the exact card number before comparing prices anywhere
Sometimes we just need a calmer expansion that focuses on giving players more resources - and that is fine