This is a good example of what is called a "Utility Land". It can give you mana to power your other spells but it also has "utility", ie, other ways to use it. Personally, I could never make utility lands work that well for me. Most of that was by design by Wizards of the Coast. They didn't want land cards to become too powerful. They were unique and kept the game interesting, they just weren't necessarily a game winner. Which I think is more important to the longevity of Magic.
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