The abilities here allow you to add ink while drawing, without having to ink the card itself, allowing you to play late-game cards quicker and gain an advantage

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I love getting to draw a card, though I reckon well actually end up using the Naturalize mode more often than not
His only notable weak point is a paltry 1 strength that looks unimpressive on a card that costs 6 ink to play, but as a character intended for questing first and foremost, the 6 willpower provides a strong enough defense to make up for it
Its not bad for a low-bracket MTG commander deck, but its a slow land card that can easily be replaced by other land cards, be they basic lands, dual lands, bounce lands, or special lands