Zendikar Rising showed us how powerful having a card that doubles as a spell and a land can be: at the cost of a little bit of efficiency on either side (or life if were talking the mythic cycle), having a land drop when you need it or an impactful spell if you dont makes for some great cards
As always, different individuals have different budget concerns, and your LGS may not always be the cheapest option, so consider what works best for you and your personal needs
Roll a d20 The quintessential Dungeons & Dragons experience, though one that Magic players arent generally as keen on
After all, what were you going to do with all that mana anyway, besides draining your opponents for X
(InkDecks) Sapphire/Steel Aggro | Nicholas "Beefcake" Montaquila Characters (56) 2 Doc - Bold Knight 2 Jasmine - Heir of Agrabah 3 Alice - Growing Girl 3 Aurora - Dreaming Guardian 3 Genie - Satisfied Dragon 3 Lilo - Best Explorer Ever 4 Hades - Infernal Schemer 4 Jasmine - Resourceful Infiltrator 4 Jasmine - Steady Strategist 4 Mr
On the former, I really value raw battlefield presence in a deck like this