Not only was it gorgeous, but it was also highly playable, appearing in countless competitive decks
Their existence makes the original version of the card generally more valuable than the reprints
While this could change at some point in the future, especially if Wizards of the Coast actually puts the work into MTG Arena to allow new formats in the game, we're not expecting that to be the case any time soon
Weve already seen how Fire Lord Azula and Toph, the First Metalbender have caused price spikes, and theyre not the only ones
This land enters the battlefield tapped and then needs another mana spent just like Archway Commons and others in that queue
This means it will have all rules text, flavor text, and watermarks of those creature cards