To this end, Triskelion has proven the most fruitful, as it is a sizable threat on its own, while also offering the ability to shoot down opposing creatures and blockers
I remember looking at vanilla creatures that weren't particularly good deals, required obscene amounts of colored mana, and had names that seemed like they'd been crafted by pulling scrabble letters out of a bag blindfolded and thinking this was one of the best things I'd ever seen
However, if left undisturbed for long enough, it's landfall antics will start to cause serious problems
Since it makes no sense to reprint these lands in Standard-legal sets, there are very limited options available
Some require so much setup to be good that you don't really need them at all
If you have ten bullets in your deck, even if youre playing 70 cards and viewing them all as bonus slots that dont take away from your other cards, youre still one-seventh bullets, meaning an opening hand will have an average of one bullet, which is like taking a mulligan every game if you assume bullets are narrow and not worth a card in the wrong place