The last way to play, at least that I know about, is Booster Draft, and the Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Bundle Box would be a great way to check it out
It provides reliable removal, protection, and control tools, often supported by stable mana bases and the best dual lands in MTG
But other than these my Vindicates almost never hit a land
In a draft, players have three packs, each opens one, takes a card, passes the rest of the pack to their neighbor, and the process continues with that pack until all cards are drafted
Widely acknowledged as one of the best blue creatures MTG ever printed, Snapcaster Mage consistently earns his spot in competitive sideboards and main decks alike
Against Aggro this card might just rot in your hand, and if your opponent can Burst Lightning their Screaming Nemesis so that you can't gain any more life, this card becomes even more useless