This makes the cost of playing a tapped land a lot easier to offset since you dont want to act early anyway
There are also a number of other tools for milling yourself, including creatures like recent Standard star Temur Analyst or frequent combo key I think what I love most about this option is that, like the Standard energy decks that came before it, it provides a place for unassuming creatures like I lied, what I actually love most is that, if you do this, you're basically singlehandedly reenacting the beginning of Frankenstein
I feel like I am in a minority in that I really do not like these Ixalan showcase frames at all
That table count matters because it creates more chances to compare prices, inspect condition, revisit a case, and decide whether a card is worth buying, trading for, or passing on
Or you can repeat an ETB trigger