Ready, set, charge
With a relatively cheap activated ability that can be done at instant speed, you should be able to plan your land recursion around the game's interactions
As always, I'm eager to hear your feedback on today's column, on Urza, or on The Brothers' War
Like, if you just play Commander or update your cube occasionally or whatever, the amount of product is a plus (because hey, more cards to mess around with!) It's far more crammed for, say, Legacy players (because every single release could add new top-tier playables to the format) and the development team themselves (because they have to design and test, what, three times as many cards a year?)
By November 2025, GameStop was charging $7 for a sleeved single pack, which would usually cost you $5, while a booster box of 36 packs, MSRPd at $143.64, was going for a ludicrous $239.99
Instead, it gives you an extra land drop every turn, an effect that's always appreciated