(2004-10-04) It does not trigger at all if this is tapped at the start of the draw step, and it checks this again on resolution
This card saw its price crash during the pre-order window, but it's already slowly recovering and has a good chance of staying around the $300 mark for a little while longer
Cards can be purchased with real world currency, using gems or in-game currency (which can also buy access to matches in MTG Arena)
It costs three mana and is in Blue but whenever your opponents so much as breath (read: cast any spell) they are presented with a choice: pay one mana or let you draw a card
The crown comes with some benefits, like an extra card each turn, but it can also attract unwanted attention from other players
So it might stop a lot of people that love Magic the Gathering from playing Magic the Gathering arena at first, but the game really could open the competitive side for a new player that was only familiar to Hearthstone or Gwent right now