The name of the card is an allusion to the traditional Christmas carol called "Deck the Halls", as well as a meta-reference to "topdecking" which refers to playing a card on the same turn you draw it, often in a way to swing the game in your favor (which also provides its connection to the miracle keyword)
It's a sizeable 7/7 for an investment of seven mana
As with the other dual land, this costs two life to bring intom the game untapped
Not after you keep a hand with a gold-bordered dual and a confident smile.) Proxies in sanctioned events: whats actually allowed This is the part that clears up 90% of confusion
Then, the effect is one sided if you roll a 10 or more, which will be well worth the mana you spend
In this sense, I see [casthaven]Depala, Pilot Exemplar[/casthaven] occupying a similar archetype space to [casthaven]Jor Kadeen, the Prevailer[/casthaven]