Cards you think about in this space often have that “may” clause like Edric, Spymaster of Trest, so keep that in mind as you read below. They may not Doom Blade your Kami of the Crescent Moon for a bit, as they look for just a few more things….Īnother type of card we aren’t talking about today are cards that allow opponents to choose whether to draw a card, like my favorite counterspell in Commander, the politically expedient Arcane Denial. There are lots of powerful synergies around these effects, and you can often get away with what looks like group hug before you pull the rug out because Magic players can be greedy. Although those force card draw and interact well with the payoffs we’ll discuss today, those aren’t quite the same. One of the more dramatic ways to force opponents to draw cards is with wheel effects like Wheel of Fortune or partial wheels like Dark Deal. You can also just focus on a player, and many spells let you choose either yourself or an opponent like Blood Pact. The simplest is to just make everyone draw cards (including you!), and that can be a spell or a permanent, like the venerable Howling Mine. There are a few different ways to make opponents draw cards.
Deep Analysis | Illustration by Jesper Ejsing
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