Its interesting for a few reasons: you typically build your own deck based around some strategy, and so you need to think about the probabilities of drawing certain cards in a game (there are also cards that exist purely to manipulate the probability of drawing a certain card)
Lotus Field There aren't many hexproof lands, and even fewer that are used to give something else hexproof
Together, the power of these three tokens matches that of Terastodon, assuming you targeted three noncreature Permanents
The natural instinct against poison is to let yourself get a few counters early on, and then win on the back of your bigger and better creatures
Jolly Roger, Hook's Ship has a movement cost of two and a Willpower of five
Its card database is a treasure trove of information, allowing you to add cards to your personal collection profiles for future reference