Of course, this card goes best in decks that want to disavow the one land per turn limitation via cards such as Uro, Exploration, Azusa, Risen Reef, or any other land-ramping cards that run rampant through Commander
Ending the turn takes some unpacking for what it actually means, but when everything goes to the graveyard from the wipe, theres no time for death triggers to resolve, which can be huge upside
The larger the pool of cards, the greater the number of powerful cards you can work with to build a deck
Both special sets are from August 1, 1995
(2021-04-16) This means that if you cast a spell with demonstrate and both you and an opponent copy it, the opponents copy will resolve first, then your copy will resolve, and finally the original spell will resolve
Koda here is a very narrow tech card that is only really going to see play if lore steal decks are prevalent in the meta