Except, Aang, Swift Savior is a much more versatile card
There is absolutely nothing wrong with good old basic lands, but decks these days have more incentive and ability than ever to play a wide variety of colors off an even wider variety of mana sources
Since blue had a disproportionate number of evasion creatures compared to the other colors in a block filled with very low-powered cards, Coastal Piracy allowed the blue mage to draw multiple cards a turn in the hopes of keeping up with the white mage and his ever-growing arsenal of tutored rebels
However, this stellar Temur (blue, green, and red) commander offers an ability that any Elemental deck would be fortunate to have
Once you get a wildcard of the increased drop rates rarity, the drop rates go back to normal
Each pack contains 60 cards