double card draw mtg ruling : r/mtg draw a card Budget Magic: $43 Dimir Draw

This makes them very big very quickly, so we like them

There are some ways to reduce buyback costs

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Yes, that is also the main disadvantage to getting card advantage through drawing cards and yes, discard is also weakened by diminishing returns which card draw isn't, I am not comparing discard to card draw as a way towards card advantage, just stating the facts about cards in isolation

My jank-loving heart would kindly suggest you try Din of the Fireherd