With graded cards in particular, there are population reports of the different grades
If your creature is indestructible or is a hexproof creature with a big aura, fight effects are ideal
With very little practice, I can read the backs of these cards at arms length, yet the marks are well-hidden enough that I have no problem casually handing them to a spectator
Because this is our scalpel: Whenever a creature equips Blade of Shared Souls, you can have that creature become a copy of any other creature you control
Here's a great video from TCC talking about drafting, how it works, and some tips for drafting picks and draft deckbuilding: Naturally, players arent allowed to talk or make signs to each other during this process, but this is more of a courtesy than a rule
Attacking Lastly, since we know were going to be attacking with Marton, lets include other cards that benefit from an aggressive stance