A player chooses which of his cards he wants to put in his 60-card deck, so he has full control over what cards he can expect to see and how he wants his deck to work
My opponent alerted me that they could also see the text on the card, and knew it was a case
It is not unlike many of the variable mana cost mechanisms like kicker or level up, all of which are good in the same regard however it has this elegance that the others lack that really gives it aesthetic appeal
#3: Tarnation Vista (showcase) Price: $98.99 An offbeat new land design that works with multicolored cards, Tarnation Vista is no doubt boosted by its showcase treatment and versatility when built around correctly
Stack the triggers so that you sacrifice all of your land to the Worldsire, grab a bunch of lands from your deck and put them onto the battlefield, and then return the sacrificed lands with Lumra
White weenie decks don't really have a use for all that extra mana should they fail to Armageddon, so trading two mana for one more point of damage each turn stands as a pretty fair bargain