#6 It is this sort of card that I was specifically attempting to draw attention to in the first post, do people run 'defensive-deck'-cards, how do they tend to play out and I suppose in a more nebulous manner, what indicators can you give drafters who either look at your list, or at a pack, that certain styles of play are more or less well supported
The card design is clear and easy to understand
Then every player may put a land from their hand onto the battlefield, and each opponent who declines draws a card instead
Creatures with bestow can be cast as creatures, just like normal, but they can also be cast as Auras targeting a creature
If the search is simply for a number of cards without stating a quality, you must have them find that many cards (or as many as possible, if their library doesn't contain that many cards)
Without a doubt, this also makes it a powerful commander that lets you refill your hand upon entering the battlefield, encouraging players to run a distribution of card types among cards in their decks