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I 100% agree with your point on game feel and experience
As burn goes it does tick all the right boxes, it is instant, does not have an onerous demand of red mana, is not situational and hits all required targets
Dont forget Rifts mana value is two
Spreading Seas doesn't change the enchanted land's name or whether it's legendary, basic, or snow
The goal is simple, to make your deck truly random so that no player has any information about the order of the cards