At first glance, this doesnt seem like a very efficient use of your land cards, but when you consider lands with enter-the-battlefield effects, as well as the ample land recursion options available , things get a lot more interesting
Verhey points out that it would be comical to release the card, let it completely warp a tournament, and then ban it the next week, making all those winning decklists invalid
The art for the ukiyo-e lands is inspired by Japanese woodblock print styles
When a zombie falls, another will rise to take its place
However, it's worth mentioning that the three decks we beat were all wacky (and perhaps budget) brews, while we really struggled against more tuned lists
Remember, too, that Atla has to be in play when the Eggs die for the ability to trigger, which makes her a huge removal magnet