The ultimate does have some perks in that you can thin your deck of lands but it also has some issues
Between new Lords like Morcants Loyalist, Champions of the Perfect, and High Perfect Morcant, Elf Typal has never been stronger
StarCityGames.com buys MP at $60 and sells at $100, they buy SP at $70 and sell at $110, and they buy NM at $80 and sell at $120
Next up is Izzet Splinter Twin, from 2011: Splinter Twin | Standard | Mike Flores, 2011 TCGPlayer.com WWS Big Apple/1st Creatures (11) 1 Pilgrim's Eye 2 Inferno Titan 4 Deceiver Exarch 4 Sea Gate Oracle Planeswalkers (6) 2 Jace Beleren 4 Jace, the Mind Sculptor Instants (9) 2 Spell Pierce 3 Mana Leak 4 Into the Roil Sorceries (4) 4 Preordain Enchantments (4) 4 Splinter Twin Lands (26) 10 Island 8 Mountain 4 Scalding Tarn 4 Tectonic Edge Sideboard (15) 1 Basilisk Collar 1 Consecrated Sphinx 1 Dispel 1 Elixir of Immortality 1 Jace Beleren 1 Jace's Ingenuity 2 Manic Vandal 2 Pyroclasm 2 Spell Pierce 2 Spellskite 1 Trinket Mage Splinter Twin is sort of a hybrid Midrange/Combo deck
This state-based action doesn't use the stack
Back Ratchet, Rescue Racer Legendary Artifact - Vehicle Living metal (As long as it's your turn, this Vehicle is also a creature.) Lifelink Whenever one or more nontoken artifacts you control are put into a graveyard from the battlefield, convert Ratchet
