According to the MELE rules, this is what happens when you draw the last card of your deck:
Now, there can be two possible situations where this could get messy:Discard Pile — Your discarded cards are placed face down in your discard pile. When your play deck is exhausted, location cards in your discard pile are returned to your location deck. You shuffle the other cards in your discard pile and they become your new play deck.
Clarification: Your play deck is «exhausted» when you draw its last card. Some cards require that your play deck be manipulated and then reshuffled — this does not «exhaust» your play deck.
1st: Say all of your deck consists in permanent events and cards that are played on the table but never discarded. You draw your last card, exhaust your deck, but now your discard pile is empty. What happens the next time you would have to draw cards, say, when an opponent's company moves?
2nd: You have only 1 card left in your deck and play Eyes of Mandos. You then reveal up to 8 cards (1 card, in this particular case) and put it into your hand (you don't draw it). Now you don't have any cards left in your deck, but according to this MELE rules clarification, this doesn't mean you are exhausting your deck. So ok, it's empty but you didn't exhaust it. Next time you have to draw, what happens? This could also happen when an opponent plays Desire All for Thy Belly and you have 1 card in your deck; in fact, there are more cards that have similar effects.
I found this on digest #59:
But I'm not sure this is correct. Technically, you don't draw that card, you put it into your hand.CoE RULINGS DIGEST #59
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One played Eyes of Mandos when his deck had ONLY ONE CARD in it. What happens?
The one card is drawn, it is put into that person’s hand, and Eyes of Mandos is discarded. After EoM is resolved and discarded, the deck is considered exhausted.
Thanks a lot for your help,
Manuel