This generally isnt a card best played on turn two unless you really need to remove something with your one-drop, but casting this with two or three mana leftover could make it a great card for creature-based decks across formats
Stay in the combat phase and the Elder is still an attacking creature, begin again with the Maze and continue until you have as much mana as you need
This list might want a little more removal maindeck, and Im not sure about Rite of Belzenlok, but this deck looks like it might actually have some game to me
Tap Rona and Honest Rutstein to float one black and one green mana via Relic of Legends Cast the other copy of Honest Rutstein from your hand with the floating mana (it costs one less to cast thanks to the copy of Honest Rutstein already in play)
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Hunting down the Radiant Eevee card is absolutely worth it though, as it features a beautiful rainbow-color texture pattern that runs across the card