Because of this, a lot of them are quite inflated in price and are likely to come down
The artwork is fun enough as you see this giant-beaked turtle about to chomp down on the luckless axe-wielding guy, but I love the flavour of it essentially 'retreating into its shell', represented by refusing to attack if it had to block the previous turn
But these things are also beautiful, if you just stop and look at them, and TCG Pocket carries that beauty over surprisingly well, most obviously with the handful of snazzy "immersive artwork" ones that take you on a guided, 2.5D tour of their own little goldfish bowl worlds
To make it even better, if its the the second time or more a land has entered under your control, you can flip the cards face-up for free , potentially cheating massive creatures into play way ahead of schedule
Blacker Lotus is a bigger, blacker Black Lotus, but instead of being a super-overpowered card, Blacker Lotus requires you to actually tear the card into pieces
Now you do need to have a location in your hand for his effect to do anything, but with some smart mulliganing and/or a good amount of draw, that should be consistently achievable on curve