This card has an incredible gameplay value
On the other end of the spectrum, we have red, which has never seen a Standard banning, while white (Stoneforge Mystic) and green (Earthcraft) only have one banned card each
While it excels there, its actually just a great deterrent from attacks in any deck looking for more interaction
Unwanted Remake Not sure if Unwanted Remake mentions a horror movie that shouldnt be remade, or the fact that after you destroy an opponents creature, they get to remake it by manifesting dread
Smee Loyal First Mate Mufasa King of the Pride Lands Mulan Imperial Soldier Musketeer Tarbard Olaf Friendly Snowman One Jump Ahead Part Of Your World Pascal Rapunzels Companion Peter Pan Never Landing Peter Pan Fearless Fighter Philoctetes Trainer of Heroes Poisoned Apple Prince Eric Dashing and Brave Prince Phillip Dragonslayer Pongo Ol Rascal Pumbaa Friendly Warthog Rafiki Mysterious Sage Ransack Rapunzel Letting Down Her Hair Rapunzel Gifted with Healing Reflection Robin Hood- Unrivaled Archer Sebastian Court Composer Scar Fiery Usurper Scar Mastermind Scar Shameless Firebrand Sergeant Tibbs Courageous Cat Scepter of Arendelle Shield of Virtue Simba Future King Simba Returned King Simba Protective Cub Simba Rightful Heir Simba Returned King Smash Stampede Starkey Hooks Henchman Steal From The Rich Stitch New Dog Stich Carefree Surfer Stitch Rock Star Stitch Abomination Stich Carefree Surfer (SR) Stolen Scimitar Sudden Chill Sword of Truth Sven Official Ice Deliverer Tamatoa Drab Little Crab Tamatoa So Shiny
Here's some fun (and less than fun) examples of lands to recur and interactions encompassed here: Any or all of these archetypes could be present in a cube that seeks to utilize Loam and other recursive land engines
