Yesterday I looked at adding depth to your pool by adding another color or archetype. But how easy is it to do that?

Picture This

You open a Black Lotus. It happens and it can certainly happen to you. It almost doesn't matter what the rest of the pack is. You're inclined to jam storm, anyway, and the pack has a Temporal Fissure that just might wheel. Perfect. Subsequent packs yield some really gassy blue-red combo fodder.

Someone at the table must have the same idea because that Temporal Fissure does not table. You get a few more copies of High Tide and Turnabout in pack 2 but you don't seem to be any closer to a good finisher besides your miser's Kaervek's Torch. Then, in pack 3, you open it.

Can you even take it?

What kind of mana fixing is there even in the set?

This shouldn't even count. You're not playing Tendrils off of this unless your pool also contains Yawgmoth's Will which can happen, but let's not pretend we want to count on getting two mythics.

This will do some work. It's not the best for getting double black, but it will do.

Sure, but who passes Moxen in draft?

These are gross, but in a pinch, they'll do.

Obviously. Good luck getting passed one, but you take these if you see them and you play them if you can.

Also gross, but we can't have the world's best mana all the time.

This is a solid choice. Don't forget to take this guy.

The Question

So what can we splash? Tendrils is obviously pretty rough. How about Vampiric Tutor? Burning Wish? What is your plan for adding some of the ridiculously powerful cards that are in this set? Faced with the choice between fixing my mana base and passing a Time Walk, I'd say it's a no-brainer.

Tell me about your plan going into thee drafts. Leave it in the comments.