Absorbing Man and Titania Angel of Destiny Angrath's Marauders Anthem of Rakdos Approach My Molten Realm Aragorn, Hornburg Hero Armament of Nyx Assault Strobe Aven Sunstriker Battle Mastery Bitter Feud Black Panther, Hope Enduring Blind Fury Bonescythe Sliver Boros Charm Boros Keyrune Boros Swiftblade Bushi Tenderfoot Bushi Tenderfoot Calamity Bearer Casey Jones, Asphalt Hooligan Celestial Mantle Chandra's Pyreling Charging Tuskodon Choose Your Weapon Cleaver Riot Cloud, Planet's Champion Collective Inferno Crimson Caravaneer Curse of Bloodletting Desperate Gambit Dictate of the Twin Gods Disciplined Duelist Double Cleave Double Deal Dragon Tyrant Dragonclaw Strike Drogskol Reaver Dual Doomsuits Efreet Flamepainter Favored of Iroas Fencing Ace Fiendish Duo Fire Servant Fireshrieker Furnace of Rath Fury Game of Chaos Ghostblade Eidolon Gimli of the Glittering Caves Gisela, Blade of Goldnight Goblin Charbelcher Goblin Goliath Goldnight Castigator Gratuitous Violence Hearthfire Hobgoblin Holy Avenger Human Torch Impulsive Maneuvers Inquisitor's Flail Insult // Injury Insult // Injury Iroas's Champion Jawbone Duelist Jenny, Generated Anomaly Kellan, Planar Trailblazer Kor Duelist Leonardo, Worldly Warrior Lightning, Army of One Loot, the Pathfinder Lyzolda, the Blood Witch Avatar Markov Blademaster
Best for: Casual groups Crossover fans Social draft nights Players who enjoy themed openings Why it works for friends: the shared nostalgia gives the draft a party-game feel without removing Magic strategy
The highest difficulty isn't particularly high if you have even half an on-meta deck of your own (speaking as a lapsed, at most casual TCG player myself), and so once you know what you're doing they can get a bit repetitive
When you build your deck you tend to see what it does and learn the cards while refining it
