Multicolor builds should prioritize consistency over utility, while budget decks can rely on tapped duals and ramp to offset slower starts
Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules, 701.21 Tap and Untap
An efficient 3/2 with first strike for three mana, when Alesha attacks, you can pay two mana
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If you want all your lands to come into play untapped, youre paying for it, especially if your format includes fetch lands
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