Runic Armasaur got a lot of hype when it was released because it’s a true hate card for a lot of activations like fetch lands, manlands, and creatures with mana sink abilities in older formats.

One of the best incentives to play around with +1/+1 counters, Inspiring Call can draw you lots of cards as well as protect your creatures from a wrath or combat situations. It’s sad to pay six mana to cantrip a spell. That’s why cards like this aren’t very reliable. The problem is when you have an empty board. If you’re playing Selesnya ( ) and you don’t have lots of creatures, what are you doing? In those perfect scenarios you can draw a lot of cards with Camaraderie as well as distribute some counters. Bequeathalīequeathal is an insurance policy to put in your best threat. But yes, it’s easier to splash blue for the real one. Outdated as hell, but still, Citanul Woodreaders was the closest thing to Mulldrifter you could play with Forest mana at a time when green had scarce card advantage. With those restrictions in mind, let’s see the best green card draw spells ranked! #47. Although it’s similar to card draw, this isn’t considered drawing a card so it won’t trigger “whenever you draw a card” effects. I’m also not considering cards that have you “look at the X top cards of your library and put X cards in your hand. I’m not considering cards like Elvish Visionary that draw a card when it enters the battlefield because you only get one card. I’m considering spells that are green or multicolor including green and can draw you more than one card for the purpose of this list. Werewolf Pack Leader | Illustration by Miranda Meeks Tovolar, Dire Overlord / Tovolar, the Midnight Scourge

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