Playing Mufasa - Ruler of Pride Rock requires the inkwell to be completely exerted even if it has more than eight cards in it, and two have to be chosen at random to return to the player's hand
Top-decking this is bad, but if you can put a creature into play for free, its not tempo loss (Fires of Invention was strong for this reason)
lacking the traditional MTG card back design, you may be asking yourself: how do you even build these cards into a deck to be played
This shift also introduced new, never before printed cards into the core set, something that previously had never been done
When it comes to value I think the deck has fewer cards in total than the others, but a few of them have a pretty notable price
But if you dont like Bouncelands and you prefer shooting directly to your opponent, Primeval Titan has a place even in the RG Scapeshift deck, searching for the lands you need to win