A little story i wanted to share with all of you:
Today, we drafted Guildpact. A lot of Guildpact. The problem with drafting a lot is that you reach a certain point where you just don't anymore about how good your deck is going to be but you want to play goofy stuf like, say, Nephilims.
A friend of mine set as his personal goal to get one of his Nephilims (Ink-Treader and Yore Tiller) into play and picked a lot of signets and an Aetherplasm.
I'm playing Gruul in the most ridiculous way (i'll post that somewhere else in a minute) and was one attack away of winning, when he played the Aetherplasm (for those of you haven't memorized the cards ever since the spoiler: A 1/1 for 2UU which may returned to your hand if announced as blocker. If you do, you may put a creature from your hand into play in its place (so, blocking the same creature))
I am Gruul, so I don't give it a second thought and attack all out. my two 3/3 Tramplers will surely win the day, but I sent in my two 1/1's as well. He blocks a 3/3 and returns the plasm to his hand to play the Ink-Treader Nephilim.
Seeing as had accomplished what he set out to do, it was now time to finish him, so I played Wildsize (Target creature gets +2/+2 and trample. Draw a card) on the Nephilim, and it copies it to all my creatures.
This is when I realized we don't draft (or play) like normal people do...