If you can play The Emperor of Palamecia on turn 2, then you get to cast your first 4-drop spell on turn 3 and start the engine right away, which is bound to be awesome
Decks playing the long game are less interested in fast lands, as there are more opportunities for these lands to mess up the curve
Funnily enough, permanents that care about what you drafted are legal in the format but are weak since they don't get their bonus effects
The Faeries see that a player is about to get priority and put the three triggers on the stack, politely asking you what order you want them in
The Disney license makes it easier for people who normally dont play these games to think that its familiar in some way, even if they dont know the gameplay
Put that card onto the battlefield tapped under your control and the rest into their graveyard