Taking a look at the different elements on a location card, in the top left - or right depending on how youre looking at it - youll find the cards ink cost, which youll need to pay in order to play it
But the proliferation of more strong utility lands and the improvement of some archetypes relying on lands likely necessitates more than one Strip Mine
Metallic Mimic and Adaptive Automaton are the kind of creatures I hate to include in any deck that is built around a creature type
It might seem nit-picky, but I firmly believe you need at least 23 lands in this deck
The mechanic hasn't been relevant since the mid-1990s, and even then the ability confused players more than helped them
Yes, there are a handful of white cards that draw you cards when your creatures die, though they all have conditions like being equipped, having a +1/+1 counter, or costing