We're going to do a thorough analysis of each deck, highlighting its goals and how well it accomplishes them, check out its deckbuilding fundamentals, identify its strongest and weakest cards, then use all that information to create an optimized $50 upgrade path
This big enchantment has a lot of text, with landfall being just one ability
The +1 slows down your opponent's best attacker, and the potentially huge chunk of mill with the -X ability can close out games
Finally, in terms of threats, Phlage, Titan of Fire's Fury and Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer are the most played by the raw number of copies in all the decklists I analyzed
Using Glorious End As far as tournament-level play, Glorious End is a really tricky card to figure out
Fewer surprise price spikes, more predictable secondary-market behaviour, and a card pool designed to be reprinted indefinitely