That usually means: - Clear card name and rules text - Consistent sizing and thickness (especially when sleeved) - No gotcha presentation (dont make it easy to confuse with an authentic card) If you want the lowest-drama option, use sleeves and keep proxies visually obvious enough that nobody feels weird about it
And not only is it tough, but it can chew up the graveyard, to combat opposing Tarmogoyfs, Snapcaster Mages, Grim Lavamancers, dredge cards (like Life from the Loam), and presents a serious clock to the opponent
To make things easier, start by sorting your collection by rarity to find the expensive uncommon, rare, and mythic rare cards
The gate subtype is a nonbasic land type and no gates have basic land types
I expect to see plenty of this card in a variety of decks over its Standard shelf life
Herald of Secret Streams has a similar lethality