Get your torches, Fifty Feet of Rope, and iron rations, and lets dive in
This card is a shoe-in for my Heliod, Sun-Crowned deck because it plays well on a single spell per turn and isnt meaningfully disrupted by creatures entering the battlefield tapped
Craterclaw Colossus Enlightened Confidant Vigorbloom Vanguard Woodwork Prodigy Stingerquill Voxmancer Paradox Shaper Prudent Fateseer Titanbones, Towering Heart Tinybones, Pocket Nuisance Garruk, Curse Breaker Garruk, Veiled Butcher Liliana the Repentant Liliana the Faultless Ajani, Unrelenting Ajani, Resolute The Theorist, Jace Beleren Darksteel Angel Stingcaster Mage Bloodline Recollector Chandra, Chill of Compliance
It can also trigger multiple times, making it an almost unbeatable threat against decks that cant remove it easily and were just planning on blocking
As a result, every Lotus effect printed after Black Lotus has done something a bit different
Simply grab a *very* lightly damp cloth preferably microfiber and gently wipe away dirt or deposits in a circular motion