It started with the inclusion of foil variants, which seemed so exciting when they first came out that players would do almost anything to get their hands on them
It has a tapped ability that gives one mana of any color that a land an opponent controls could produce
Brick-and-mortar hobby shops, official Wizards of the Coast retailers, and established online marketplaces like TCGPlayer or Card Kingdom generally uphold standards that reduce the likelihood of encountering fakes
Just add some mana rocks and ramp this ahead of schedule, and youll be left with mana while your opponent has nothing
It's a land that adds a white mana for each enchantment a player controls, which means even early on it can produce a large amount of mana
Like, if you want to draw a Kor building on Zendikar, you can find a page or two specifically outlining the masonry styles of Kor on that plane