Land is an important part of MTG, and the reason that these ones cost so much is that there is no downside to playing them
Select from various print types, then take it to the next level with a stand or even a custom slab
That means you can throw it down whenever you want, as long as you have 1 blue mana available
For example, if you cast Dirgur Island Dragon, it behaves exactly like any other creature spell
Because of the emphasis on milling multiple cards every turn, we effectively "draw" into these utility creatures with great consistency, too
I will definitely be trying this card, but given that we play a surprisingly high number of non-creature cards and the fact that this planeswalker is fairly fragile for a 5 drop, I suspect it wont end up being better than existing options