Given the total number of cards on the sheet is 121, that meens if you find 2-3 videos where you can see the uncommons from all the packs, the pack arts and the position in the box they came from, it is fairly easy to reconstruct the sheet, though occasionally the cards seem to get shifted around during cutting/stacking so sometimes it is necessary to observe some parts of the sequence from more than one box
Thousand-Year Elixir doesn't actually grant haste to creatures you control, nor does it let you attack with them as though they had haste
While you can use that effect to temporarily remove a problematic permanent from your enemy's board in a pinch, the far more common tactic is to blink your own permanents to get repeated value from your ETB triggers
Outside large online vendors, you can also explore social media for your HP/Damaged fix
Players will still likely see Lurrus played after the change, since its ability to cast cheap spells from your graveyard is too good to pass up
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