One great way to speed up the game for everyone
It's a multiplayer format that sees four players construct 100 card decks (including their Commander), with no repeat cards allowed besides basic lands
(I will continue to use the word proxy, as it is the term the community has settled on.) To many people, myself included, digital art that is printed onto blank cardstock is a great way to express themselves creatively in the casual formats they love
If this opens up enchantment builds (which traditionally struggle to see extra cards) while looking half as good as Thirst for Knowledge, it will have an impact
This is how Infect, Amulet Bloom, and Twin approach the Burn matchup (not to mention decks like Storm, Griselbrand, and Affinity)
First released in 2007s Planar Chaos, this Legendary Land is undeniably iconic in MTG and definitely on the expensive side