Considering practically every Commander deck will want at least one of these effects, its no wonder there is high demand
Meanwhile, as a best of both worlds card, Zealot en-Dal was a 2/4 that would gain you one life during your upkeep, if all nonland permanents you control are White
The most common play pattern with this is to draw three cards immediately after you cast it, but sometimes you need to hold mana for other effects or cast it on turn 5
You can make several attacks each turn because combat in Yu-Gi-Oh is performed with one monster attacking at a time
Tranquil Landscape is a fairly flexible Land, but its the rare Ripple Foil treatment that is really making waves
Then in your combat, you'll toss counters on another dork equal to your experience counter count