If we assume that the average two-color, 40-card draft deck will want 5-8 fixing lands, we can extrapolate to find the cube totals: This, like our example Pauper and Standard decklists, suggests that between 60-100 fixing lands would be a good minimum at 360 to ensure that two-color decks are able to reliably cast their spells (according to Frank Karstens definition of reliably)
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On top of that, if you control four or more humans, each of them gets an additional +2/+2 buff, which can quickly turn the tide of the game and often becomes a game-ending threat
The options it does bring to the table are quite interesting and surprisingly powerful once you see them in action though
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I especially feel for Marta, whose work I adore