The giant flying lifelink vigilant body immediately stabilizes you against all but the most absurd boardstates and then starts running away with the game if not immediately answered
all great blue staples, but not technically blue
To some it's the bane of their EDH existence, whereas to others it's what separates us from the 1v1 crowd who only like to mercilessly crush their opponents, while Commander players like the sudden but inevitable betrayal that comes with multiplayer Magic
That sharp contrast makes the island both the least significant part of the landscape and the most eye-catching in a truly contradictory manner that delights the eye as it attempts to decide which part of the art to focus on, while building to a glorious whole
By sacrificing the Blood, or Treasure tokens, you'll deal more damage to your opponents
If a land hasn't entered the battlefield under your control during your turn by the time your end step begins, Zimone's ability won't trigger at all