Card Drafting is a game mechanic commonly used in tabletop and card games where players select cards from a limited pool. Typically, players take turns picking cards from a shared set, which can be laid out face-up or face-down. This process continues until all cards are chosen, allowing players to build their hands or decks strategically. This method encourages strategic thinking and adaptability, as players must consider not only their own needs but also the potential choices of their opponents. Card Drafting is often seen in games like Magic: The Gathering and 7 Wonders, enhancing the competitive and interactive nature of gameplay.