Turning off an opponents nonbasic lands is devastatingly powerful if this enchantment resolves and can stick to the field
And what kind of targets do you want to hit with this
The most infamous mistranslation in the series is You Spoony Bard, a line uttered by Tellah the Sage when facing Edward, who just happens to be a Bard
It is also not about value for mana but value for card and while a 2G 2/2 is pretty comparably crap to a 1G 1/1 a 2/2 comes a lot closer to being worth a card than a 1/1 does
First, lets look at this opening hand, on the play against Naya Runes: With most Mono-White decks, this hand would be bad it has nothing to do on Turns 1 and 2 and even your Turn 3 plays are reactive instead of proactive
I learned this the hard way years ago when my first Dragon deck looked powerful on paper, but stalled every game because the commander did not support the tribe properly