This has a higher ceiling, because it just counts permanents and not permanent types, and this format certainly has a variety of ways for you to set up your graveyard, but the ceiling here is still a huge vanilla creature, one that you normally cant really play reasonably on turn two
But with that in mind, we come to the problem with mono-white
Ojer Taq, Deepest Foundation sees those options and demands more, turning humble cards like Rith's Charm into tons of value
If they have more lands, you can search your library for a basic Plains and put it in play tapped
And if this -15 printing variation only applies to the thick stamp holos, then can we really class it as a smoking gun for the first print run, since it excludes 86/102 of the cards in the set from ever being considered true first editions
Thanks to playing white that can quickly change with all manner of auras and enchantments