For example, collectors often wonder why Japanese Pokmon cards are cheaper compared to international releases, a factor closely tied to rarity and availability
Now you'll sacrifice 2 lands or so, and you'll get all of those sacrificed by others, in a four-player game you are up by 4-6 lands
If his deck is full of cheap removal, then the chance to try and get in damage after you've cleared that Sable off means it's probably right to hold back, whereas if his deck is full of 3/2s then you'd want to lean toward trading off
Gaeas Cradle and a couple of duals
On top of that, the ability to scale its damage with additional mana makes it a flexible tool in the mid-to-late game
Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar Legends that tell your opponents that they cant do something have legs as a stax commander