This card definitely has a whole new level of inevitability
Since I run a lot of Green and White, I came across Fog and Holy Day early in my M:TG career (I only later found Darkness when I tried my hand at building a Black/White deck), and soon included at least two copies in every deck I built because I found it to be so useful
To determine how many land drops you have remaining this turn, compare the number of lands you can play (which is normally one but can be increased by other effects) with the number of lands you've played and land drops you've given up this turn
It sometimes takes new Magic players a little bit of time to realize they want to put some cards in their graveyard
In the same deck is Rampaging War Mammoth, with a cycling ability that can pick off troublesome artifacts if you need them gone
Includes: Figure, card, 14 accessories