Some guy just funded his whole wedding thanks to some Charizard cards after all
An ability that triggers when a player copies a spell resolves before the copy

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Sometimes our opponent keeps a low-land hand in hopes to draw into more, because they have just enough for their early-game draw engine (Temple Bell, Phyrexian Arena, whatever)