If you're newer to the game (or maybe even thinking of getting a younger player into the game), I would absolutely start with the Ruby and Amethyst Starter Deck
The other reason is that the text: Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, you may draw that many cards, is rather appealing, wouldn't you say
While milling yourself every turn, you can also return creatures to the battlefield once your library runs out of cards
Cost & Efficiency: While DIY home printing is possible, it often results in higher costs due to ink consumption and fails to achieve proper opacity
Notice that our clock gets a counter every upkeep (both during your and your foes turns), so in a 4-person table you have about three rotations to make Midnight Clock tick
You must pay all costs for a spell cast using Sanwell's last ability