No, not because of Damping Sphere -- nobody but Seth would run that -- but more the fact that any non-green deck is going to be running lots of mana rocks by necessity, so blowing them up can really slow them down, which means they'll be slower to respond to your combo turn
Decks like Mono-Green Tron in Modern might be the most interested in Devourer of Destiny, as it helps find potential threats, Expedition Map, or missing Tron lands on Turn 1
The massive burst of mana seems particularly useful with X spells like Genesis Wave and Finale of Devastation
Unstoppable Slasher One of the most successful threats for black midrange decks in Standard, Unstoppable Slasher is brutal in combat
While this can be a little dangerous (especially against Phelddagrif decks), you can harness this effect to enable some extra mana for cards like Vampiric Tutor, Entomb, Infernal Grasp, or Village Rites while still tapping all your lands on your turn
As a result, it should come as no surprise that The One Ring is the most expensive MTG card in The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth
