Arid Mesa - Expensive fetch land that keeps mana consistent but at $45 a pop the deck can live without them if you want to keep the deck cheap
As always, this requirement introduces some risk, however, the low cost of Pip-Boy 3000 means you dont have to risk the world
Between desirable Retro Frame variants and incredible reprints, this looks like the best remastered MTG set weve ever seen, from a financial perspective, at least
I might add a few more creatures with enters-the-battlefield triggers (definitely dealers choice here), to take further advantage of this playor just add Panharmonicon
And the final loyalty ability is an absolute game-ender if you can reach it
It's a favorite for players who appreciate the delicate balance between resource management and strategic depth