With 60-card decks, 20 life, and a curated pool of the most recent cards, the format demands precision and a deep understanding of the competitive landscape, known as the "metagame." If you're transitioning from casual formats or just starting, standard MTG decks demand precision and adaptability
And White Orchid Phantom isnt the only thing in this set going after fancy lands
You can lean into the tokens and tribal support, and shapeshifters are another option
And in doing so, it created a critical mass of cards to make a new, unusual, and effective card advantage engine that reds not used to
That one benefits from Convoke allowing you to cast it for low amounts of mana, though, so it'll be interesting to see how this stacks up by comparison
Any slower one or two colour deck should look to play this land, it is too good to miss out on