Life from the Loam is a great engine card, and dont pass up Crop Rotation as a way to find a fetchland to kick things off it doesnt always have to grab utility lands
The deck's commander, Firmuth, Sage of Corrosiveness, is a perfect example of this strategy, as he gets stronger as you mutate creatures under your control
Defensively this is better than the other green planeswalkers with the fight mechanic and the token generation combined
Each player may have only one Active Pokmon at a time
A part of the "Universes Beyond" initiative, it's a brilliant idea to bring gritty sci-fi into Magic's normally more fantasy-oriented foundation, and to do so with a property as renowned for its incredible art as Magic itself
Theres always an element of randomness in these games, and being able to draw more gives you more chance of getting your hands on the cards you need