You can find non-foil and traditional foil borderless viewport lands in Play Boosters and Collector Boosters
What makes Nasty End worth considering is just how many creatures can turn a playset into a long-term card advantage
While Promise of Aclazotz can create a demon on its own thanks to Foul Rebirth, there's no need if that demon is already floating around
SMOOTH MATTE: Each pack contains 100 card sleeves with a smooth matte, non-textured surface, designed to give you a silky-smooth shuffle
That means if you already have a Holly in your hand, Ohm can at least find you another one that can become a 1,000-power counter later on in the game.
Only real downside I see is you are locking only one player out of attacking most likely, so far more limited than War Tax, although it does better protection for planeswalkers, this protects not just you but also your non-enchanted opponents, which is a pretty severe downside