You dont lose if you have no cards in your deck, only when you go to draw a card but cant
Enchantment Color tag templates(None) Chrome Mox Imprint When this artifact enters, you may exile a nonartifact, nonland card from your hand

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There's not much to it if you're only playing one color, but once you get into the realm of playing three or more colors, things get a little hairy
Cemetery Prowler Graveyard hate and ramp in one package makes Cemetery Prowler an appealing wolf for creature-heavy decks
Magic often hides substantial complexity within ubiquitous game mechanics, and the ways different cards play with them is often hard to spot without specific knowledge