That passive ability, however, lets you cast the top card of your library whenever you scry or surveil, is what makes the card so busted
Investigators Journal Mazemind Tome saw a lot of play throughout its time in Standard and while Investigator's Journal is not guaranteed to draw three cards each time, in certain matchups it can potentially do more than that
However I did draw a hard line around cards which primarily serve to mill your entire deck into your graveyard in one go: Hermit Druid, Cephalid Illusionist, Balustrade Spy, and so on
Having "fodder" cards of low costs helps fill out a deck and balance it
With Jumpstart, playing Magic is a breeze: all two players need to do is crack two packs, shuffle, and they're ready to begin
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