Do people sleeve decks in MTG paper drafts?
Sleeving in drafts? Absolutely, especially if you're playing with foils or any high-value cards. No one wants to see a prized pull get scuffed up during play.
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Oh yeah, lots of players sleeve their decks even in paper drafts. It's not just about keeping your cards minty fresh; it's also a practical move. Sleeves make shuffling way easier and protect those draft picks that could turn into valuable trades. Plus, if you pull a super rare card, you'll be thanking the MTG gods you had that sleeve ready!
Sleeves? In a draft? Overkill much? Just play and have fun. Cards are meant to be played, not coddled.
Honestly, it's a mixed bag. I've been to drafts where sleeving is almost seen as a sacred ritual and others where it's totally optional. It really depends on the crowd and how competitive the draft is. But personally, I always bring sleeves. Better safe than sorry!
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