mtg red land destruction cards I know is frowned upon because it can slow down the game, but is this card a bit less mean? It just punishes my opponent for not diversifying, right? Rules Text: Destroy target land,

Sure, you'd prefer your big five- and six-drops at this point, but really anything would help turn this great start into a victory

Aretopolis Plane Kephalai When you planeswalk to Aretopolis and at the beginning of your upkeep, put a scroll counter on Aretopolis, then you gain life equal to the number of scroll counters on it

The split cards in Guilds of Ravnica are pretty simple

I said, it was going to get math heavy

You may put a creature card from among them onto the battlefield tapped and attacking that player

With Thrumming Stone, Marrow-Gnawer, and tight removal it can push into higher-power pods, though its not a cEDH staple