Historical Iterations Lets start out with he elephant in the room, the card that most people are familiar with, the card whose name is so well known it has become synonymous with the idea of a land that destroys other lands. Coming in from the long-gone set of Antiquities, the reigning champ of utility-land land-removal: This is the most efficient utility land for simply getting rid of another land
If the creature copied by the token had any "when [this permanent] enters" abilities, the token also has those abilities, and they'll trigger when it's created
Wrath of God is one of the few board wipes that cost four mana without some kind of downside
Pre-labeled, pre-arted, ready to drop in
Well also consider the historical value of cards, cards that are iconic and traditional, or cards that see or saw heavy Constructed play
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