To me, this seems obvious, but based on some of the conversations I've seen on Reddit and social media, a meaningful number of Magic players don't see it this way
Grind-intensive Golgari decks frequently find themselves casting an endless stream of removal and hand disruption spells that exchange resources at a one-for-one rate, with a single card or two finding a way to capitalize on the severe reduction of resources that the deck creates on both sides
In fact, I might explore creating a Khans-based Dragon Cube after this set releases
As a top end finisher, its going to be good at sniping away pesky token blockers that get in the way of your draconic domination
It tells the tale of the planeswalkers Worzel and Thomil as they fight with various summoned demons and bears, and doesnt do much to describe the plane itself beyond being a nice, exotic setting for the story at hand
2 Ashnods Altar There are a few Altars in Magic, like Phyrexian Altar and Altar of Dementia, but no other provides as much raw mana as Ashnods Altar