Almost every Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer deck plays the two-mana sorcery alongside it, as the more mana you can create, the better Iteration is as it is not being forced to take lands from it/having the mana to be able to cast any card you hit makes Iteration closer to a two-mana spell that draws two of the top three cards, which is utterly broken
They are most likely backups or second picks for other, stronger cards, but if you need redundancy, these cards might be worth playing
The tricky part is that we want mechanical synergyas it leads to better limited gameplay and constructed deck buildingbut we need to be careful that we don't make an interconnected web that prevents the average player from being able to track what's happening
And we believe it is far superior to the even rarer gold variation, simply because of its immersive artwork you can view at any time after obtaining it
The first was a visual problem: How do you make left and right sides that look good together no matter which left side and which right side you combine