Each element has unique interactions with existing Magic rules, making mana balance and timing critical
Yet again, thats exactly whats happening here in Pioneer
Adventures in the Forgotten Realms marks the first time that Magic: The Gathering has featured a full set of cards based on Dungeons & Dragons, although MTG planes Theros, Ravnica and Strixhaven have crossed over to the tabletop RPG in the form of sourcebooks
Relying on card draw makes this a bit trickier, even if we're getting lots of efficient card draw engines set up
In other words, you spend a turn "investing" in Lumbering Fallsand in return, you'll find yourself with a powerful creature land in play later in the game
I hope the fellow in the foreground is praying for an afterlife, because hes not living through that