It doesnt always have to be an obvious one either
Before starting, you should decide how many squares your board game will be, you should know how many cards you'll need to make for your card game, and you'll also need to know the dimensions for the maps in your digital games
Of course, you could use house rules to include them, but you might end up falling out with your playgroup when you get your friends thousand-dollar card
Lantern of the Lost also acts as spot removal for a particularly problematic card that may have been recast from a Graveyard just one too many times (Im looking at you Spore Frog)
Sure, it's not Sol Ring or anything, but it works
It has been responsible for entirely stagnant metas in Magic history due to its high power and ability to circumvent fundamental rules around drawing cards