You've Really Got a Stronghold On Me One of the more interesting sets from Magic 's past, Stronghold is home to some truly banger cards, as well as far more bizarre ones
The answer to this is that you can't get boxed in by flavor when doing top-down design
Finally, the system is complete
Lands don't cost any mana, but you can usually only play one a turn, and like other MTG card types, you can only play them at Sorcery speed
He's a delight in the set's story, and his card is frightfully powerful too
But paying less mana for anything you play is usually very good, and if your deck is jam-packed with spells with generic mana costs (like most artifacts) then Foundry Inspector is one big steal of a deal, making it a multi-format staple that even sees competitive play in Vintage