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It too easily allows for access to a large portion of ones deck, without having to guess how far you need to go, and leaves the mana up for casting the cards drawn right away
That said, I will be very, very happy to play a deck led by this because Spider Fog (Arachnogenesis) wont be far behind
As well as the rarity symbol on the card, the rarity of a Lorcana card is also indicated by the colour of the icon
Outside of Commander, Vesuva sees the fringiest of play in Legacy and Modern, occasionally being a one-of tutor target in decks with Primeval Titan in Modern, while in Legacy, its primary home is the 12-Post archetype, where Vesuva is basically just another copy of Cloudpost or, at worst, Glimmerpost
