Simic excels in generating tons of value already, making her a powerful addition to the set
I need to slip Tundra Wolves into the same deck, since it is one of the first cards I played with yet hardly a powerful play compared to other cards that this quiet dual land enables
Either way, Up the Beanstalk has tons of potential to draw you a lot of cards
Throughout Magics history, cards that interact with and remove lands have been a constant taboo subject
Azula, Cunning Usurper Banishment Barbed Bloodletter Basil, Cabaretti Loudmouth Baton of Courage Bear Trap Benalish Knight Benevolent Blessing Bitterbloom Bearer Black Panther, Hope Enduring Blacklance Paragon Bladed Battle-Fan Blast-Furnace Hellkite Blessing of Leeches Blitz Leech Blizzard Strix Bloodcrazed Paladin Blur of Heroism Bogardan Hellkite Bogardan Rager Bold Plagiarist Bonds of Quicksilver Bone Devourer Boon Satyr Borne Upon a Wind Bounding Krasis
Obviously, Deluge letting you pay life instead of mana like Banditry is typically better, but thankfully Banditrys real power comes from its second triggered ability