You need to build around the card in order to make it work, which means Radiant Lotus is very difficult to assess
Finally, you get a single Pacifism, which disables a creatures ability to attack or block, effectively removing them from all combat actions for the rest of the game
If this attracts extra collectors, the time it takes to process and grade cards could actually increase
Playing Artists Advocate I think silo-ing even more of the fun of Boosters into an increasingly expensive, increasingly unavailable product would be a net negative to the experience. Thisisanuncreativeusername, via Blogatog Of course, not everyone in the comments agreed with Reynoldsericds opinion
Typically I'm not a big fan of abilities that require me to attack as they give our opponents a window of time to ruin our strategy, but in an aggressive deck like this, I think making tokens through combat is more acceptable
Its not a Land