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Just by having a deck full of basic lands, you get to blank four to ten cards in many decks youll come up against

Taking a random one-drop wont stop them from casting two more, and they have enough game-winners that discarding those is rough even when the spent mana doesnt just mean you lose to 1/1 beatdown

Theres a good range of mid-range eldrazi in the deck, working with the copious amounts of ramp to get them out, and pay to copy them

Some are appearing for the first time in the retro frame, and some have been here before, but they're all ready to slot in your favorite deck

All this for just one green and one generic mana