The number of targets doesn't change the number of cards drawn
2/3 Illustrated by Javier Charro Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
To put it into perspective, a Mickey Mantle rookie card became the most expensive card ever sold, fetching an astonishing $12.6 million.The One Ring is also predicted to join the ranks of the top 20 most expensive cards ever sold, according to a list compiled by Yahoo
Of note, the precon does not have Swiftfoot Boots or any other form of hexproof and haste on Auras or Equipment and this seems like a deliberate choice to prevent this exact scenario
Counters decks would play a cheap enchantment that distributes two counters a turn even without the tantalizing promise of doubling all your +1/+1 counters
Hojo reduces the cost of your first creature-targeting activated ability each turn, and rewards you for it with card draw