Land Tax truly shines when combined with cards that allow you card selectivity
You can choose to either: Have an opponent lose life equal to the amount of life they already lost this turn You gain life equal to the amount of life you gained this turn Either one of these abilities are pretty darn good, and with the amount of lifegain and damage Vampires can dish out, you'll likely be triggering the effect every turn
It is not an official Magic card and is not tournament legal
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If the player is your opponent and has four or more cards in hand, this enchantment deals 2 damage to that player
FalCie Paradise (Carpet of Flowers) Rating: 1/10 Carpet of Flowers is a very powerful card, but it shouldnt go in your main deck when 60% of decks dont contain any Islands