Lets compare a real Flooded Strand from Onslaught (2002) and its fake card: Touch and Feel for Older Cards When inspecting a card, while this may sound obvious, you have to take the card out of the sleeve and hold it in your hand
For the sake of simplicity, Ill focus primarily on main set and bonus sheet cards
This is partially thanks to how well the cheap creatures available synergise with your big-spell theme, and partially thanks to how the mediocre removal hurts your chances of going long against green ramp players
(After all, its still Gaston.) Gaston, Intellectual Powerhouse usually costs six ink to get onto the table, but if youre smart with your deck choices you can Shift him onto a decidedly less brainy Gaston for just four ink
Each Battlefield has its own abilities that allow you or Ursula to pay lore for bonuses, and having players who are past that 20 lore limit work on buffing the remaining players with those abilities can be a good way to pull it back in a pinch