The biggest drawback of this approach is the mana, and lands that produce all five colors come at a much higher premium in Najeela than they do in the three- and four-color decks because you have a wide variety of the most powerful spells across all five colors you want to cast, and you still need access to all five colors to execute the Derevi combo
This card tends to see play in decks that generate a lot of tokens because they can station the turn they come into play and later potentialize this land, or in decks that can easily cheat a big creature into play
Popular for use with: Tiny Epic Kingdoms Many others
The main defensive options in this deck are Boa Hancock from 500 Years in the Future [OP-07], Gum-Gum Red Roc from Kingdoms of Intrigue [OP-04], and Gravity Blade Raging Tiger from Wings of the Captain [OP-06]
It's as good as triggering your very own prehistoric stampede
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