You can even bring it back and cast it again with some other effect for more Energy
Casual collectors can use it to quickly catalog their cards and learn what they're worth
Vintage decks typically run an average of 14 to 16 lands, depending on their chosen strategy
Once it dies, we can cast the backsideDorothea's Retributionfrom our graveyard, giving us an extremely aggressive aura that essentially allows any of our small Spirits to hit for four extra damage each turn in the air, which sometimes allows us to play this weird tempo game where we stick a Dorothea's Retribution early in the game, protect the enchanted creatures with counterspells like Geistlight Snare, and more or less pick up a free win
It also offers more visual contrast than standard stock, ensuring that the graphics printed on each card remain vivid and sharp
To be fair, it is easier to deal with Luminous Broodmoths flying counter than handling this new type-changing effect