John Avons Forest depicts a quiet woodland, with the sun beaming down on a gentle field of golden grass while a single sapling reaches up to the light
Because you almost always sacrifice as part of a cost rather than on resolution of the effect, its immensely difficult to contest the important part of the mechanic on the stack
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Having those two things co-exist, while still capturing the feel of the set, is a huge win
While these abilities on their own are good, the fact that you can effectively cast The Wandering Emperor as a combat trick makes them incredibly powerful