While Oracle of Mul Daya isn't literal pennies, there are even cheaper options to consistently play more than one land per turn with cards like Azusa, Lost but Seeking and Wayward Swordtooth
And with a burn deck that will remove the most efficient threats while also doming people to the face to draw cards, I would expect EarthquakeEarthquake to be the spell that clinches things pretty darn often
Dual Sided cards are perhaps the most confusing to a lot of people and as such have a lot of questions surrounding them, for example "What Happens in regards to a draft with Double Sided Cards?" well let me answer that as best as i can, basically when a double sided card's transform condition is met from Day to Night it changes sides, how do you do that well that is kind of complicated since there are a lot of rules on the subject as stated in the FAQ provided in my last update on here, which will be at the bottom of the article
I dont expect it to see any main deck play, so there are some major limitations, but every control player will need to have answers for it on their radar
So just imagine if youre playing Esix, Fractal Bloom, or some other big token maker, and dropping a bunch of creatures each turn
