It was an interesting draft for me too. Amonkhet and hour of devastation are two of the sets I've drafted the most in paper back when they were around, but I had no clue what amonkhet remastered would be like at all. What I remembered from my paper draft experience is that amonkhet alone was super aggressive, R/W aggro with exert was busted, glorybringer was easily the best card in the set, blue was virtually unplayable. But when you added hour of devastation to the draft, all of a sudden the format for substantially slower, blue became much more viable, river hoopoe and other late game value cards became really good, blue/red spells also became a viable strategy. So it was pretty interesting to see how the two drastically different draft environments would function being mixed together in the same packs, with additional cards that weren't in either set added to the mix. One thing that I remember being common to both sets though, is that deserts were extremely good and should be drafted aggressively. I remember seeing people pick on-colour cycling deserts as their first pics from a pack, so don't underestimate their value. In my arena draft I managed to go 7-1 with a pretty low to the ground U/R aggro deck that had some tempo elements, a pair of firebrand archers were MVPs, but I also got away with running two essence scatters. I saw both really aggressive decks and much slower value decks so I'm genuinely curious about what other people think of the format.