Thankfully, you are not required to read every single edition if you want to keep up with things, since they also have searchable rules databases, so you can just input the card you have a question about and expect the computer to do all the hard work of searching for and spitting out the answers
Into the Inklands Amber/Emerald Dogged and Dynamic Lorcanas Dogged and Dynamic Starter Deck distinguishes itself from its Ruby/Sapphire counterpart by having some useful inclusions and being easier to play
You can perform many of those loops with Herd Baloth and Basking Broodscale
With a 2/5 blocking body and the deathtouch to play keep away from folks that don't want to trade down
This gets even more absurd when combined with Scroll Rack, when these three lands you get every turn suddenly transform into three spells off the top of your library
In Modern, there are threats that are powerful enough to play despite being caught by common removal, and threats that are powerful because they dodge common removal