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While more recent versions of "enchant land" enchantments actually make the land itself tap for two mana (for example, Gift of Paradise), these older versions actually have a weird triggered ability where the land taps for one mana and the act of tapping the land for one mana triggers the enchantment to make a second mana
For example, these test cards are missing the Pokmon that should appear in the evolution box, the flavor text below the art box with the exception of the Magneton, and energy symbols
Hour of Promise qualifies as big ramp, putting any two lands into play
I'll look at each card's multiplayer effect, its power level, and whether or not it's playable in a multitude of decks or just one
Shiny Treasure ex earns its reputation, but worth it depends entirely on what you want from it