Additionally, if a card puts a land directly into play, it accelerates your mana development, which is also crucial
[1] Lorcana usually works best as a 2-player game, but you can play as many people as you want
[cards] Emry, Lurker of the Loch Buried Ruin [/cards] [card]Emry, Lurker of the Loch[/card] and [card]Buried Ruin[/card] add resilience, allowing the deck to grind through removal-heavy matchups by replaying artifacts from the graveyard and keeping the engine online even after sweepers
One of these is flexibility
Serra Angel In the early days of Magic, a clean, powerful creature with no downside was a big deal, and Serra Angel was exactly that: a 4/4 flier for 5 mana that also has vigilance, meaning it can attack and still stay back on defense