It basically turns your setup effects into card advantage, so its a great pick for spellslinger or control builds that constantly filter through the top of their deck
However, once it resolves, it's free to trigger again.) This, technically speaking, causes an unstoppable loop that doesn't allow the game to continue
Players quickly realized that investing into a mana engine that could help them play their threats more swiftly each turn was a wise choice, and, as such, Birds of Paradise was an auto-include in early Magic decks and remains an oft-played staple today as its status as our #20 Commander card indicates
Speaking of vehicles, listen closely
A few other inexpensive creatures like Trailtracker Scout also tap for one mana and get the buff, usually with some other ability that can be situationally useful
Ken Sugimoris sleepy giant, paired with the Thick Skinned Power that shrugged off Sleep, Confusion, Paralysis, and Poison, is pure nostalgia in card form