If it instead adds faster aggro, defensive staples like Baymax spike again
That's not something you can find pretty easily
Lake of the Dead ($120) The decks that capitalize on Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth, or load up on Swamps for devotion, love Lake of the Dead
The honest answer is: it depends entirely on what you buy, how you buy it, how long you hold it, and whether you genuinely understand what you are doing
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Ive always liked the idea of supplemental set reprints that can come close enough to replicating the effects of cards like Lions Eye Diamond and City of Traitors without stepping on the letter of the Reserved List, though theyd probably have to be coupled with a wink-wink ban on the actual cards or else decks like Eldrazi Stompy would simply run four copies of City of Traitors in addition to four copies of Town of Traitors or whatever