Infernal Contract cost one land and one card (pitching to the Bloom) to draw four more cards
Facilier gives Naveen and Lawrence in the movie - here its the player able to see into their decks own future!) Its as simple as that - no caveats or complications
For Commander, the lack of color restriction here is a massive deal, as many players have already identified
Seeing that inner peace could be possible, Kosei returned to the village after the raid and offered to atone through hard labor: he farmed the land, repaired the broken buildings, and finally found forgiveness and belonging
Lands like Cliffgate and Thriving Bluff are perfect here, as they let me choose a second color when I play them
Its a pricey one to get the best effect out of it, but it should be worth it