Each trigger whether from a land, artifact, creature or another permanent is placed on the stack individually
Ill go over a few examples of why some specific cards have been banned: Treasure Cruise + Dig Through Time [mtg_card]Treasure Cruise[/mtg_card] and [mtg_card]Dig Through Time[/mtg_card] are examples of cards that were individually too powerful for Modern (amongst other formats)
The primary mode of tapping for mana is significantly worse than your average mana rock, but it provides proliferation on a literal stick when you need it
Its a move that gets more powerful as the game goes on, and has the potential to bring you back from the precipice of defeat
Once Vaporeon is out of the picture, you can win without too much trouble
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