(4/14/2023) To resolve chapter II of The True Scriptures in a multiplayer game, the next opponent in turn order (or, if it's an opponent's turn, the opponent whose turn it is) chooses three cards in hand
Black Cat, Cunning Thief might cost an extra mana, but thats worthwhile for a far stronger enters ability
Too few lands and the player will have great hands full of spells but no land with which to bring them in to play (this is known as being "mana screwed") whilst too many lands means the player is able to play lots of spells but their chances of drawing them is lessened (this is known as being "mana flooded.") This is further compounded by the effectiveness (or power) of a card being designed to correlate with its mana cost (or how many lands must be used to cast the spell)
Max out your air force and reduce your opponent to cinders
You will just miss out on the extra life loss
However, as Commander permits so many cards from across MTG 's 30-year history, many strong contenders come with scry effects that do see mainstream play -- like the 10 scrylands from Theros