That makes a lot of sense when you remember that the first Magic: The Gathering set was actually released way back in 1993, making 2023 the actual 30-year anniversary
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The deck that did this most famously was Prosperous Bloom, refilling its mana and thinning its deck by combining Squandered Resources with Natural Balance or simply to boost its way to its first Cadaverous Bloom or Prosperity
I also believe that this could be keyworded as Anchored or Heavy and players would intuitively understand that such permanents are going to stick around barring destruction effects
And lets be honest, in times of need, you just cant afford to hang onto cards that only see play once in a blue moon
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