The card is in mint condition and never removed from its hard plastic clear card case
(2014-11-24) Because the permanent is on the battlefield both before and after it's turned face up, turning a permanent face up doesn't cause any enters-the-battlefield abilities to trigger
Both decks are limiting what players can do, but Lavinia is not outright preventing the game from continuing against opponents who are playing fairly. Time will tell with this one, because at the time of writing the lists I have seen others propose are not entirely degenerate
Out of the two, I feel like Lands Wrath is better when it comes to strict upgradability in the future, as it can be changed and upgraded without a lot of the deck changing, unlike Sneak Attack which can really be turned into multiple decks
Cloudblazer lacks the versatility of evoke, but I find both work in the same shells as powerful card advantage engines that require only a little effort to enable