It's going to be tempting to use Bathe in Dragonfire on your opponent's Smoke Teller, but first ask yourself if there might be a different way for you to answer it
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Escher-esque landscape of twisting geometry and floating pillars
The deck has evolved since its release, sticking mostly to newer Straw Hat type cards, but its generic ramp effect will keep it in the meta for sets to come
This is defined by the following rule in the Comprehensive Rules: 605.1b A triggered ability without a target that triggers from activating a mana ability and could put mana into a player's mana pool when it resolves is a mana ability.The following rule makes it clear when a triggered ability is not a mana ability: 605.5a An ability with a target is not a mana ability, even if it could put mana into a player's mana pool when it resolves
Probably the best reason to have white mana in your deck