My best piece of advice is simply to recognize that drawing the wrong number of lands is a normal part of the game
In the current meta Lucky Dime is a big one, then McDuck Manor Scrooges Mansion and The Queens Castle Mirror Chamber are about
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As such, this pseudolegendary mons first appearance in the TCG was always going to make for an important and valuable card
Each treatment appears once per Mystery Booster 2 pack, and a ton of high-impact cards in constructed formats have been reprinted with these unique treatments
But Sphinx of the Revelation is a super slow way to win with Thassa's Oracle if you need another energy wincon
