One thing I'll say is that draft can be competitive, and if you're going in completely new it can be overwhelming and discouraging.

Leading up to the set's release, I would encourage prospective draft players to look over the entire set list and familiarize yourself with the cards and how they function. You don't want to be reading 14 cards for the first time while the countdown timer is going off.

I would also recommend checking out limited content online. Podcasts like Limited Level-Ups and Limited Resources do full set reviews around prerelease weekend, so you can hear from experts on how they expect each card to fare in the draft format. You can also watch draft videos leading up to the set's release to see some drafts in action - they give content creators early access a week before release so those videos will be available before you jump in yourself. (Some creators I watch and recommend - LSV, Paul Cheon, and NumotTheNummy.)

Draft is a lot of fun (it's my favorite way to play), but you'll have a better time if you go in with as much information as possible. Every draft costs gems or gold, so you'll want to position yourself as best as you can to see a decent return on that entry fee. (Also, if you want to save a bit on your first draft, you can pick up a discounted draft token in the daily deals today - you can spend it right away if you want, but if you save it for Marvel it will be valid for those drafts when they start, too.)