During a team's draw step in a Two-Headed Giant game, how many players draw a card?

In a Two-Headed Giant format, each team consists of two players that share a life total and work together throughout the game. When the game reaches the draw step, the rules specify that both players on a team draw a card simultaneously.

This occurs because the turn order in a standard game applies similarly in a Two-Headed Giant game, but the unique aspect is the cooperative nature of the format. When it comes to the draw step, it is important to note that the active player (the player whose turn it is) draws a card, and the non-active player on that team also draws a card as part of that step in their combined turn.

Therefore, both players on a team draw a card during their team’s draw step, ensuring that they have the same opportunity to interact with the game using the cards drawn. This cooperative dynamic enhances strategy and communication between teammates, as both players gain resources in the same turn.