If you cast a spell from among the milled cards using another permission, Locke's effect doesn't apply
MTG 's most recent set, Phyrexia: All Will Be One , brought poison counters back into the game with its new mechanic, Toxic -- and now, if Wizards of the Coast aren't careful with their design decisions, MTG could end up repeating past mistakes
It rewards good life management and smart timing , and its rarely a dead card when creatures dominate the table
Take my advice: go with the original
The first time you cast it, you essentially get to look at four cards and choose two of them for four mana
I guess you can get creative with SpellTables block feature to temporarily obscure the view of the other two players in the pod, figuring out a way for you to not see your own top four while your opponent is making piles is going to be interesting