It is rather bizarre that it's not a creature as the card's sole focus and name is on Shahrazad (or Sheherazade), a character from the 1001 Arabian Nights story, but that's not even the least of why this card is so iconic
due to their high value compared to mana and equip costs, but that feels like ground well-trodden
Creating a scalable army of changelings means it slots into typal strategies of almost any type, while the built-in mana ability turns those tokens into ramp
And at the very same East Town mall in Knoxville, Tennessee, I began my Warhammer 40,000 journey by purchasing just enough miniatures of a T'au army to field 2,000 points (if I tricked out all my units)
Aesis abilities help fuel each other
You need to build around the card in order to make it work, which means Radiant Lotus is very difficult to assess