its a Hermit Druid on opponents, but you get their land, and it doesnt have to be a basic
Following its reprint, the price fell to $11 before slowly climbing back up to its $21 average
There is no difference in this border between these eras
A graveyard mechanic made a lot of sense, because cards accumulate in your graveyard, and detectives frequently have to dig up evidence, which resonates even further
12 Ghalta, Primal Hunger Speaking of discounted casting costs and trample, Ghalta has both of these traits in spades while also being a popular creature type thanks to its Dinosaur status
Wizards has reprinted these lands a number of times in Commander products and other pre-built decks, so theres a good chance youve seen them