It's a story found in Three Kingdoms, and the card was originally released in the Magic set based on those stories
Letting your enchantments tap for mana is a pretty cool way to pull ahead in a Yuna, Hope of Spira Commander deck
He creates fodder on demand, which supports sacrifice plans while keeping the hand stocked and places him among the top token commanders in MTG for value-driven Partner strategies
This is a very strong Town payoff, but you need a whole lot of them -- probably 8+ -- to have a chance of making those tokens
If you had a typal card, we wanted you to be excited to play it and not have to worry if it might help your opponent more than you
She ensures that +1/+1 counters do not disappear when creatures leave play, which reduces the impact of removal and board wipes while increasing the importance of stable mana access through the top dual lands in MTG