A reprint would likely rob us of this, and that cannot stand
Sure, if you lose the flip, you're basically down a permanent, but you can circumvent that a bit by weaving this into a deck that actively wants to sacrifice permanents
With so many tantalising options in the set, theres often a temptation to play around with the cards that mean something to you, rather than ones that are necessarily good
Zuko, Exiled Prince Zuko, Exiled Prince, at a minimum, will let you play the top card of your library every time he attacks, thanks to the mana generated via firebending
For example, if you chose "attack," casting a spell with "attacks," "attacking," or "attacked" in the rules text wouldn't cause the ability to trigger
As for individually powerful lands, cards like Otawara, Soaring City, Field of the Dead, and Strip Mine are just a few examples of lands worth tutoring for