Truly, a brutal deck-building restriction
Even with ramp cards like Three Visits , youre looking at a best-case scenario of getting Gilded Lotus on turn 3, which will very likely telegraph to your opponent that youre looking to play big cards early, thus giving them space to counter your plays
This, in turn, pushes prices up, as the expected value and hype around them increases
I think [[Silverquill, the Disputant]] is the sleeper of the five
Our proxy can be used for kitchen table magic, a proxy for deck testing, act as additional copies of those expensive cards that you already own, players who looking for altered art of a card that they like or to use as their Commander, cube, EDH / CEDH games with friends who welcome proxies
This is a fascinating card that can be cheated into play far earlier than expected, with the rare madness keyword being present