That brings it down to $154.98, or each deck for around $40
Beyond just paying for expensive spells and abilities, ramp has utility with landfall, which is one of the go-to ways to play a lands-matter deck
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sometimes it is just game over but equally it can be a complete do nothing
Sure, its an investment to transform the Eye, but remember it can pay for itself, so its effectively 5 mana to craft, and the back side should more than refund itself with the very first spell you cast for free
In the unusual case where Improvised Arsenal becomes a copy of something else while its second ability is on the stack but before it resolves, the token will enter as a copy of whatever Improvised Arsenal is copying