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As a result, you may want to consider cards that search for any land, like Hour of Promise

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It might only be here because the base version is a retro card, but even the cheapest version available is $40+

Its one of those decks you buy because you want to play the strategy included in it and upgrade it based on that strategy

I Until your next turn, each creature attacks each combat if able and attacks a player other than you if able

Finally, Hour of Devastation doesn't have a rare land cycle, which is often the reason some good sets in the past (like Khans of Tarkir or Return to Ravnica ) have low mythic valuesthe fetch lands and shock lands were eating up a lot of the valuebut this isn't the case with Hour of Devastation