The Gold Saucer Rating: 3/10 A land thats an artifact sacrifice outlet is a nice card to have around for the sacrifice deck, but running a colorless land is too high a price to pay for any other deck
I certainly expect to see this tested out a bunch and wouldnt be surprised if it becomes a reasonable force in the format, so keep an eye on prices as they come down a bit after release and pick your entry point
I am finding more and more these days that even when I get the Visions in my opener that it will put me behind if I play it turn one instead of something else
Since [Zendikar Rising]s a land set, one option is always a land, but it lets the other side be an effect that might be too narrow to play by itself. That meant the Magic team could create more cards that both fit Zendikars theme, but also created chances for niche abilities
Where red often pressures life totals directly and green can make attacks awkward through resting effects, blue tends to win by controlling tempo, bouncing characters, stacking the deck, drawing cards, and turning the opponents board into something they have to keep rebuilding
The cards I hadnt spent meticulous time ordering, putting in hard plastic cases or in folders, were sitting in a box doing nothing - and for what