For example, if you haven't drawn any cards yet during a turn and cast a spell that instructs you to draw three cards, you'll draw them one at a time
The biggest reason is that the other cards ahead of it have even less of an opportunity cost than Mana Crypt
Token Creature Knight Common Lack 2/2 NOT LEGAL Standard NOT LEGAL Future NOT LEGAL Historic NOT LEGAL Timeless NOT LEGAL Gladiator NOT LEGAL Pioneer NOT LEGAL Explorer NOT LEGAL Modern NOT LEGAL Legacy NOT LEGAL Pauper NOT LEGAL Vintage NOT LEGAL Penny NOT LEGAL Commander NOT LEGAL Oathbreaker NOT LEGAL Standardbrawl NOT LEGAL Brawl NOT LEGAL Alchemy NOT LEGAL Pauper Commander NOT LEGAL Duel NOT LEGAL Oldschool NOT LEGAL Premodern NOT LEGAL Predh Vigilance
CHR Similar to CSRs, these cards feature a Pokmon that was a C or U in the set, depicted alongside a character
Being able to float that mana before it goes away can make a big difference, but many people miss out on it
Some of the humans even happen to be fairly exciting to cheat out (i.e., Gladiolus Amicitia)