Dakra Mystic

A symmetrical card-advantage engine that hands the controller the steering wheel. Every activation forces the same binary across both libraries at once: feed everyone's top card to the graveyard, or let everyone draw. The whole game lives in that toggle being per-activation, because each turn both seats get the identical outcome and the value comes entirely from reading the board well enough to pick the half that lopsidedly favors you. Against an opponent starving for action, the draw mode functions like a Howling Mine you can switch off the instant it stops being yours to exploit; against a deck whose engine needs cards in hand rather than in the bin, the mill mode is a denial tool that strips their draw before it ever arrives. The catch is that milling is not always denial: dumping a card into a graveyard can feed a recursion or graveyard-as-resource plan, so the choice asks you to know not just what your opponent wants to draw but what they want to discard. All of this rides on a 1/1 body that taps to do its work and dies to any removal aimed in response, which makes the engine brittle by design: a repeatable decision rather than a static enchantment, but one that demands the activator survive long enough to keep making it. It sits with the small family of cheap blue creatures that meter the top of every library, closer to the graveyard-manipulation lineage than to pure card draw.