There's also always the risk of not having enough follow-up to the Wire, or facing opponents who can cast their spells during upkeep, but often that is worth the risk
Guess that's inflation for you
You may put that card on the bottom.) Land Windbrisk Heights Hideaway 4 (When this land enters, look at the top four cards of your library, exile one face down, then put the rest on the bottom in a random order.) This land enters tapped
You toss 2 d6 and one is your 2/2 Knights made and the other is the destruction of power
Boreas Charger There has been a LOT of experimentation with white card designs that deal with land and mana ramp over the years, but for every few failed cards in the vein of Aerial Surveyor and Cartographers Hawk, you get a playable effect like Boreas Charger
This means that the nonland reprints are placed from within that decks game, while lands can appear from any of the four games included in the product