These ignore the fundamental rule that lands tap for 1 mana, which throws off the balance
As you probably know, before my game fell apart I was running a Ravenloft game and it just so happens that the most recent set of Magic cards: Innistrad, was becoming a rather large piece of inspiration for setting up my game, especially the monsters (see my Grave Titan)
For Hakba the single biggest upgrade is Roaming Throne, doubling all of our explore triggers and so many other merfolk triggers it's obscene
There are drawbacks to Hypergenesis as well, like needing to fill your deck with super-expensive cards that you aren't going to be able to cast fairly if your opponent can shut down your plan of cascading into Hypergenesis, which is a real risk in a format where Teferi, Time Raveler, Chalice of the Void, and Force of Negation are among the most played cards in the format
The creature is also the source of the damage, so you can use this alongside any Deathtoucher for an easy clear
Let's jump right in and find out
