or Flagstones of Trokair, a legendary land that, when it's sent to the graveyard, searches up a plains card from your library and puts it into play
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I would be completely fine mixing this with regular cards in a proxies allowed game
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Flashing Rottenmouth Viper in with something like Borne Upon a Wind seems wicked, as does blinking it once its down
I personally dont see much point to its splice cost being double its regular cost