1st - Luca Jakobovits - Mox Sapphire 2nd - Fernando Palmero Garcia - Mox Ruby 3rd - Rex Jakobovits - Mishras Workshop 4th - Matt Abrams - Mox Pearl 5th - Chris Bruner - Bazaar of Baghdad 6th - Oscar Christensen - Sol Ring (Beta) 7th - Jesse Hampton - Underground Sea 8th - Daniel Prosek - Volcanic Island Afterwards the last 172 underdrafted cards went to Luca as the winner of the draft
The mechanic disincentivizes group blocking and suggests its instead a possibly powerful build-around card
He became semifinalist of the World Championship with his Izzet Aggro-Control deck, which included a full playset of Force of Will
You've got fantastic removal with Swords to Plowshares and Mortify , plenty of board wipes with Hour of Reckoning, Fell the Mighty, and Martial Coup , and even some decent lands like Sunken Hollow, Praierie Stream, and Exotic Orchard
The only difference, in terms of gameplay, is that they are considerably more powerful than their regular counterparts