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One of the easiest ways to fail in the long term is to succeed early and think you can stop improving

If you mean 'challenging' other characters, or glimmers, in play Steel and Ruby are good at challenging and can get benefits for banishing opposing characters during challenges

As one of the more striking Enchanteds of its set , and featuring a classic and beloved character, it's perhaps surprising that this card isn't fetching a higher price

Shadow lands can outperform filter and check lands as they can do turn one plays but they are quite demanding on the construction of the rest of your mana base, they get increasingly unreliable as the game goes on, and they are not that reliable to begin with