Fergusons signature technique, wherein he blends highly detailed environments together to create pieces that both strain and reward the eyes, is in full effect here, particularly poignant when the subject matter is a mass grave
For Gruul mana-fixing, I recommend prioritizing dual lands that count as both Forests and Mountains: Cinder Glade, Stomping Ground, Sheltered Thicket, and Taiga (if you're willing to spend lots of money) add layers of extra synergy to the deck because they can be fetched by lands (Wooded Foothills) and spells (Wood Elves) while also empowering cards that care about land types like Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle and Howl of the Night Pack
If it is going to be tapped regardless, they might as well
Its an extension of your strategic thinking, allowing you to adapt, overcome, and conquer
The auction house even described it as the all-time record for a base set Charizard card, which proves that even decades after its release, the card continues to climb in value