Lets demonstrate this by taking a look at a fairly average Sealed deck I recently played that had 17 lands: Why is this deck playing 17 lands rather than, say, 16 lands (-1 Forest, +1 Arrogant Poet) or 18 lands (-1 Tenured Inkcaster, +1 Swamp)
Oh, youll get a meal too, of course
Everywhere you look, theres something new to discover, and the details are uncountable
Wrap-Up Record-wise, we finished 4-2 in our video matches but lost another match to UW Control (every time I play a budget tribal deck in Modern against a control deck, I die a little inside because Cavern of Souls would go a long way toward beating counterspell-heavy decks, but now that it's usually reprinted at mythic, it's unlikely ever to be anywhere near cheap enough to show up on Budget Magic), giving us a solid 4-3 matchup overall
The Unagi of Kyoshi Island I can't unsee the similarities of The Unagi of Kyoshi Island and Consecrated Sphinx