How does Underrealm Lich interact with Sylvan Library during your draw step?

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In the new Guilds of Ravnica set Underrealm Lich is a creature that changes how you draw cards.




If you would draw a card, instead look at the top three cards of your library, then put one into your hand and the rest into your graveyard.




I am wondering how this card interacts with how Sylvan Library modifies your draw step.




At the beginning of your draw step, you may draw two additional cards. If you do, choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn. For each of those cards, pay 4 life or put the card on top of your library.




For example, during my draw step:



  • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

  • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

  • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

  • I then do not put any of those cards on top of my library.

In this situation where I have not returned any cards to my library, How much Life will I have to pay? Also do I even have the option to return cards to the top of my library?






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    In the new Guilds of Ravnica set Underrealm Lich is a creature that changes how you draw cards.




    If you would draw a card, instead look at the top three cards of your library, then put one into your hand and the rest into your graveyard.




    I am wondering how this card interacts with how Sylvan Library modifies your draw step.




    At the beginning of your draw step, you may draw two additional cards. If you do, choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn. For each of those cards, pay 4 life or put the card on top of your library.




    For example, during my draw step:



    • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

    • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

    • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

    • I then do not put any of those cards on top of my library.

    In this situation where I have not returned any cards to my library, How much Life will I have to pay? Also do I even have the option to return cards to the top of my library?






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      In the new Guilds of Ravnica set Underrealm Lich is a creature that changes how you draw cards.




      If you would draw a card, instead look at the top three cards of your library, then put one into your hand and the rest into your graveyard.




      I am wondering how this card interacts with how Sylvan Library modifies your draw step.




      At the beginning of your draw step, you may draw two additional cards. If you do, choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn. For each of those cards, pay 4 life or put the card on top of your library.




      For example, during my draw step:



      • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

      • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

      • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

      • I then do not put any of those cards on top of my library.

      In this situation where I have not returned any cards to my library, How much Life will I have to pay? Also do I even have the option to return cards to the top of my library?






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      In the new Guilds of Ravnica set Underrealm Lich is a creature that changes how you draw cards.




      If you would draw a card, instead look at the top three cards of your library, then put one into your hand and the rest into your graveyard.




      I am wondering how this card interacts with how Sylvan Library modifies your draw step.




      At the beginning of your draw step, you may draw two additional cards. If you do, choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn. For each of those cards, pay 4 life or put the card on top of your library.




      For example, during my draw step:



      • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

      • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

      • I look at the top three cards of my library, put one in my hand and the rest in my graveyard.

      • I then do not put any of those cards on top of my library.

      In this situation where I have not returned any cards to my library, How much Life will I have to pay? Also do I even have the option to return cards to the top of my library?






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          Since you have replaced your draws, with "look at top three cards ..." you are in fact not drawing cards.



          After you replace all your draws, you move to the next step of Sylvan library. "Choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn." You don't have any cards in hand drawn this turn, so you can't choose any. So, the life loss portion doesn't apply.



          Final state: 3 cards added to hand, 6 cards put in graveyard, and no life lost.






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            Since you have replaced your draws, with "look at top three cards ..." you are in fact not drawing cards.



            After you replace all your draws, you move to the next step of Sylvan library. "Choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn." You don't have any cards in hand drawn this turn, so you can't choose any. So, the life loss portion doesn't apply.



            Final state: 3 cards added to hand, 6 cards put in graveyard, and no life lost.






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              Since you have replaced your draws, with "look at top three cards ..." you are in fact not drawing cards.



              After you replace all your draws, you move to the next step of Sylvan library. "Choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn." You don't have any cards in hand drawn this turn, so you can't choose any. So, the life loss portion doesn't apply.



              Final state: 3 cards added to hand, 6 cards put in graveyard, and no life lost.






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                Since you have replaced your draws, with "look at top three cards ..." you are in fact not drawing cards.



                After you replace all your draws, you move to the next step of Sylvan library. "Choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn." You don't have any cards in hand drawn this turn, so you can't choose any. So, the life loss portion doesn't apply.



                Final state: 3 cards added to hand, 6 cards put in graveyard, and no life lost.






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                Since you have replaced your draws, with "look at top three cards ..." you are in fact not drawing cards.



                After you replace all your draws, you move to the next step of Sylvan library. "Choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn." You don't have any cards in hand drawn this turn, so you can't choose any. So, the life loss portion doesn't apply.



                Final state: 3 cards added to hand, 6 cards put in graveyard, and no life lost.







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