Witch's Oven doesnt have a Clock of Omens in this deck to make it go infinite, but its a cheap sacrifice outlet that you can use early
Play a card means both cast a spell or play a land whatever is relevant
Itll make headlines, because expensive trading cards always do grab the attention of the news, but its a feel-bad moment for both Tolkien and MTG fans alike as the worst kind of person imaginable suddenly gets to buy a few sportscars
2 Aftermath Analyst 4 Amulet of Vigor 4 Arboreal Grazer 3 Boseiju, Who Endures 4 Crumbling Vestige 1 Dryad Arbor 1 Echoing Deeps 3 Forest 4 Green Sun's Zenith 4 Gruul Turf 1 Hanweir Battlements 1 Insidious Fungus 2 Lotus Field 1 Mirrorpool 1 Otawara, Soaring City 3 Primeval Titan 4 Scapeshift 1 Shifting Woodland 3 Simic Growth Chamber 4 Spelunking 2 Summoner's Pact 1 The Wandering Minstrel 1 Tolaria West 4 Urza's Saga 1 Vesuva 1 Collector Ouphe 1 Cultivator Colossus 2 Dismember 1 Elder Gargaroth 2 Fire Magic 1 Force of Vigor 1 Ghost Vacuum 1 Icetill Explorer 1 Six 3 Trinisphere 1 Vexing Bauble Amulet Titan has seen a good bit of success in the last eighteen months or so, with most of that success being concentrated in tabletop play
You have to be able to cast the cards you play and thats where lands come in
The only thing I can think to cut for it, though, is Scion of Darkness, and I'm too much of a Timmy to just let that one go
