Part of fantasy is the idea that you're coming to a world that is fundamentally different than your own
Utopia Sprawl is notably more restrictive than Wild Growth, requiring a Forest to enchant, but it doesnt care whether that Forest is a basic land, so it still works with Shocklands, Triomes, and other nonbasic lands with basic land types in your multicolor decks
Courtesy of Wizards of the Coast (WotC) take a look at the first planeswalker to be revealed from Innistrad: Crimson Vow Sorin the Mirthless
Unlike its counterpart Splinter Twin, Kiki-Jiki can be tutored with cards like Eldritch Evolution and Chord of Calling, which sometimes gives it an edge
I wouldnt play this in a deck without ample sacrifice fodder, but thats a low bar for black decks to clear
It picks of 1-power fliers like no ones business, although the number of words used to express what this card does is obscene