Those proportions are the backbone of nearly every consistent EDH deck - enough lands to avoid mana screw, enough ramp and draw to keep the game moving, enough interaction to survive, and a real plan to win
They were objects of play and trade and imagination, not investment vehicles sealed in protective cases
When it swings, it makes, not one, but two attacking 4/4 Angel tokens with flying and vigilance and all of them will stand back and you can crew it on defense as well, which is pretty useful
Ive already mentioned how Aetherflux Reservoir will just pound your opponents with extra damage, or you can try the cheesy route and go for the Felidar Sovereign or Triskaidekaphile route
This is also a nice insurance policy against decks who trade one-for-one with our Zombies or control decks that wrath our Zombies away
You're sat in your mum's house flicking through videos on your phone when your best friend/rival/neighbour arrives to tell you that it's time for your very first Pokemon adventure to begin