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Alrund's Epiphany is a particularly nasty example of this effect

But neither card can match the absurdity of Natural Order, which, for the low, low cost of four mana and sacrificing a green creature, lets you put the best green creature from your deck directly on the battlefield, which often means your opponent staring down a Progenitus or a Craterhoof Behemoth as early as Turn 2 or 3, which is pretty wild

It showed up in the Team Constructed Open in Traverse Deaths Shadow, and I like it there

Aside from that, the cards from the 99 that are more standalone cards are potent, too

The other big bonus was that you got to see their entire deck, which back then taught you a lot more than it does now due to a lot of people playing their own homebrews and a lack of other ways to take a look

The odds of receiving a specific card are completely random and distributed throughout the entire product run