It will only force a draw if your opponent has a way of preventing damage to themselves, or you are in a multiplayer game with multiple opponents
Art sleeves are another popular choice, featuring high-quality, vibrant artwork that combines visual appeal with deck protection, allowing players and collectors to showcase their personality and appreciation for specific Magic: The Gathering artwork
Im happy to see more make piles cards getting printed, its crazy to think that Hostile Negotiations is already eight months old at this point
Also, despite the fact that many decks run Swiftfoot Boots instead of Lightning Greaves or together the Boots cost just 1.25 here for the cheapest version and the Greaves are a pricey 5.99 for the cheapest again, that's a big number difference
I might as well bring up here that a potentially overlooked benefit of these Prototype cards is that they have naturally high mana values, so if you run a lot of cards that care about that sort of thing, such as Combustible Gearhulk, they might be worth an include
