Preventing a variety of creatures from blocking is a cute tack-on, but what you want to be doing shortly after you cast a huge card is stabilizing, not immediately start racing
Despite being a rather heavy mana investment, Aesi combines some of the best land-related advantages on a single body
In almost every other circumstance, there isnt really a valid difference between ramping on turn two or on turn three
One of the best uses of this ability is in the Landfall and Ramp archetypes, where Miku, Lost but Singing is able to get down powerful land cards and ramp mana early to allow high-cost creatures and cards to be used with ease
We generally use TCGplayer.com as the benchmark for card values, though, for many of these cards, the value can fluctuate wildly with what private sellers list them for
The "Skip Basic Lands" option does not insert basic lands in the PDF