With that newfound smartness comes Gaston, Intellectual Powerhouses Developed Brain, an ability that allows you to look at the top three cards of your deck when Gaston is played
Hopefully, this deck feels familiar and nostalgic to players of both the original game and the modern series! Speaking of nostalgia, Final Fantasy 6 is a trickier nut to crack in some ways as it lacks the more modern art references the other three games can provide
Snow-Covered Lands were just that, each of the five Basic Lands had a snow-covered version, which still only gave you one Mana of that color (a Snow-Covered Mountain just produced one Red Mana as does a regular Mountain), but it gave way to things like Snow-Covered Mountainwalk and other such things revolving around Snow-Covered Lands
It uses green's high mana production to ramp out large threats and then turns them sideways, swinging in for massive damage
It works like a regular card from there
Sure, that means you'll draw one fewer since you discarded the land first and then the spell is cast, but a repeatable card flow discard and draw effect like this is bananas
