The legend says that, in a tournament in the early days of Magic, a player read the card and, since there were no specific rules about the execution of Chaos Orb, he tore the card into small pieces and threw them at the opponent's table, destroying all of their permanents
Im personally planning on getting my own printing of Star Wars: The Gathering to draft with friends who are Star Wars fans and might not otherwise be interested in Magic
While the deck does need some key pieces to out-perform your opponents, if you spot cards like Morcant's Eyes early, you can definitely build around your engine cards
Returned Reveler is limp and unreliable mill, you play it to aid your cause while slowing down an opponents
You could also make use of the graveyard recursion mechanic to return useful cards from graveyards to the battlefield, your hand or the top of your library, effectively giving you more card options