It only affects Luxray, so its less of an issue here than in, say, the Tinkaton ex deck but still, its definitely something to bear in mind if you have this deck and want to modify it yourself
Plus, of course, you can sacrifice a food to generate mana too, which is a very nice bonus
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While it does also give that opponent another turn after (so not quite a Mindslaver), it can still be enough
They're not amazing in multiples, though, so you cant put 12 of these in your deck and call it a day, so mix them with shock lands and the like