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A collecting place for card ideas from a set with no blue cards, as briefly discussed on (((Resync))).
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: Exile this from your hand facedown. You may look at it and cast it for 
for as long as it remains exiled.)
Few; the wording is pretty clunky and so draws attention to itself and so people go looking for the reason for that, see "Put the top card" is different wording to "draw" and figure it out.
I prefer the simpler explicit restriction though.
Hmm. That's definitely an interesting suggestion, jmgariepy. I like dude1818's, too. What if the second card was just put into your hand, and not drawn? "As you draw this, you may reveal it and put it on the bottom of your library. If you do, put the top card of your library into your hand." How many people would misplay that, though?
I got a strange suggestion... How about "The first time you draw a card each turn, you may reveal a card with sift and put it on the bottom of your library. If you do, draw a card."
That way drawing an extra sift card off the sift isn't dead weight... you can always pitch it next turn (the point is that the sift card you reveal doesn't need to be the card you drew, if you didn't notice). This also opens up all those cards with sift in your opening hand. Seems like a fair amount of power, but it doesn't lead to a broken chain... just allows you to go through your deck faster than normal.
Not being able to resift pretty much entirely fixes it as far as I'm concerned. (And by 'fixes it' means, in this case, why would I ever run this card? Still, for the situational ones - the disenchant for example, it's a very nice little ability.)
As reminder text, it works fine. I'm not sure if you can actually implement it in rules text, however. Maybe just put the top card of your library into your hand? I do like the restriction.
I removed the draw step limitation and added "you can't sift that card" to the end of sift. That prevents you from chaining sift cards to sift through your whole deck. My other option is making the sift wording "As you draw this card, if you haven't sifted this turn, [etc.]"
I feel like dealing 10 damage to a creature for five isn't a huge deal.
Your probably right about people being confused and saddened by X spells with Cascade.
Heck, a 60-sift deck would be pretty bad. Perfect top-deck skills every turn? Ouch.
It's definitely a problem with sift. You might be able to rectify that by putting it on a different class of cards, but I'm not sure.
Is the problem with sift, or with the cards I'm putting it on?