Allowing you to return an artifact, creature, enchantment, or planeswalker to its owners hand, this Legendary Land doubles up as a useful piece of removal
I dont know how many people tried Wizards attempt at Harry Potter tcg back in 2001, but this feels like the Quidditch mechanic Match, or maybe just Adventures
Its particularly well suited to opponents with aspirations of blocking thanks to having a lot of ability to clear the path for its Ophidians, that draw a card or two each time they attack
Though they began, and were hugely popular, on Nintendos consoles, it wasnt until the release of Final Fantasy VII in 1997 (on Sonys 32-bit, CD-based console, the PlayStation) that it felt as if the series had truly hit the mainstream