While these lands have a relatively high cycling cost (three generic mana), the added flexibility makes them incredibly useful in Standard, Pioneer, and Commander
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Alpine Moon looks to be a near lock for all but the most linear red decks
Then we enact our diabolical plan and make everyone we're playing with regret their decision to play Commander, Magic in general, and completely rethink their life choices, possibly taking up a solitary hobby like baking or classic car restoration
In the end, we put "Werewolf" on both sides of the creatures to allow cards that wanted to interact with them in zones where they couldn't "see" the backside to still interact with Werewolves
If this catches in Modern, I think the increased demand from this sicko combo in EDH could drive this above $35, but even if it doesnt, this is still a good buy at half of its peak price