Flame of Anor doesn't automatically fit into that equation, but the deck uses it as a useful, flexible piece of removal or card draw, depending on the situation
Ideally you will bring back the sacrificial rocks with Muldrotha or other stuff
There's a secret mode here where you target your own land to trigger landfall, so that ability has more utility than you'd think, and you also get a big hasty creature
Despite this seemingly strong effect, it hasn't seen much competitive play
Well, the TikTok video has almost everything that players were after, as one key detail was omitted
With that being said, it's very likely the hype of Pokemon TCG cards dies back down