I've spent a lot of my life alone, and that isn't particularly conducive to getting into an inherently multiplayer-focused TCG
If a creature card in your graveyard is a double-faced card, your graveyard-creature only gains the text box on its front face
Second, the source material sheet is one of the best places for Wizards to reprint expensive cards now, something that we've kind of been lacking since they've stopped making Masters sets
So, heres Dune Chanter, a three-mana Chromatic Lantern on a creature that also turns all our lands everywhere into Deserts and has a way to get those lands into our graveyard with a small upside
That's not hard with one power, and it also means that when this creature attacks it'll be a 2/3, which is a nice bonus
Goldfish calculates its meta percentages simply based off of user-submitted decks, while MTGTop8 looks at submitted tournament results looking at a mix of the two should give us a good representation of the format across all levels of play