Here, let me give you a quick example: Prior to Invasion Block, here were the instant/sorceries that destroyed a target enchantment, in the order they were printed: Of those, only Serene Offering had an on-resolution benefit of gaining some life
This is a great way to keep one of your strongest creatures on the board against your opponent or an even better way to steal one of theirs
While it is true that you might want to double splash for some rares, I am not very high on Map the Frontier
So many of the cards in the deck put +1/+1 counters on your creatures for minimal effort, and with certain other cards, those counters can stick around even if the creatures with them get removed
Tales of Middle-earth will be released later this month, with its wide release on June 23rd following an MTG Arena launch on June 20th and a prerelease from the 16th
Coupled with removal spells, counters, and a huge body, however, the blue Gearhulk can navigate through a field with relative ease if the pilot draws reasonably well and hits all of their land drops on time