The value of the reprints was strong, and the draft format held up surprisingly well
In casual play, a lot of groups are fine with clearly-marked proxies, especially when the goal is lets play the game and not lets pretend this is real cardboard. If you want the short version of where that line is, start here: Are Proxies Legal in MTG
Skipping Combat Cards Combat-skipping cards are very similar to fog effects in that both cards revolve around denying your opponent a turns worth of combat damage, except the ability to make them skip their combat prevents them from ever attacking
If X is 5 or more, return a creature card with mana value X or less from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped
As you mana up and gain potential value on the Twist they will generally be using their resources to power up
All Mystical Archive versions are legal to play in Magic formats where those spells were already legal