This is why Robotics Prodigy is important as a way to force a bit more consistency, but without it you're banking on drawing into them
Similarly, you may struggle to cast Blasphemous Edict for cheap if your opponents are playing around it, or not going wide
The trick here is keeping a whole library on your head without dropping it headwear might be a good approach
My goal is to enable designers with a robust set of tools, that they might make an informed decision for themselves
Breach the Multiverse will mill each player for 10 to load up the graveyards, then retrieve creatures and planeswalkers from each graveyard and put them right onto the battlefield
Drawing two cards for two mana is no joke, especially if the cost is pitching a land we dont need, a spell we cant cast, or a creature we may want to reanimate later