Both effects are powerful, and the first effect sends all cards in the field other than yourself to her GY, so you can ruthlessly bury most resistant monsters
There's one thing I caution that's different than all of these other Evolving Wilds, however: Because Myriad Landscape specifically references that the two basics have to share a type, Landscape actually cannot go get WastesWastes in your colorless deck, as they do not technically have a land type
A saturated premium card market Through Wizards of the Coast , Hasbro keeps releasing more and more premium products at an ever-increasing pace, which has become their main business strategy
In a roundabout way, the very first FINAL FANTASY card I designed at Wizards ended up making it to print
Skip it, no matter how cheap it is