That said, it falls short when it comes to using it as a card draw engine
It turns out that Magic players love casting spells for free, even if free in this case is pay seven mana for an artifact and cross your fingers you overcome the randomness to get what you want. The silver lining, of course, is whatever spell youre copying from your graveyard gets to stay there on the chance youll copy it again, unlike many cards of this ilk that exile the spell following the resolution of the copy trigger, so if you can find a way to finesse only one legal target for the Crucibles trigger (perhaps by ensuring the top two cards of your library are lands with something like Senseis Divining Top), then youll get to copy the same thing over and over
Of course, it's an expansion to MTG , so players can expect a great deal of magical crossover with these new cowboy-themed cards
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Packing both Ravager and Plating, you can be confident that no artifact you draw will go to waste
