For this reason, its usually unwise to count them toward whats colloquially considered card draw in your deck
I want to be able to use my experience playing Magic over the years to continue to tune, work on, and personalize my decks over time
Much like all other similarly mechanical cards before it, it provided a very cheap value permanent that could provide a lot of advantages so long as it stays on-field
For one, it needs to be available, and not just on the secondary market
An altered Magic card is still legal if the original text denoting the name of the card is unobscured, and the paint isnt too thick to alter the thickness in shufflingthough this is ultimately to a judges discretion, and they can refuse altered cards entirely
Job select cards are generally pretty solid, though there are a couple of stinkers (i.e., Red Mage's Rapier and Sage's Nouliths)