A binder that ticks these boxes sturdy build, archival pages, no risky rings, side-loading pockets, and secure closure will help ensure your cards stay in excellent shape for years to come, even with regular viewing and enjoyment
This creates a "fear of missing out" dynamic: if opponents hold back blockers or attack you, others will surge ahead in card advantage
With cards like Kruphix, God of HorizonsKruphix, God of Horizons, Inga and EsikaInga and Esika, Xolatoyac, the Smiling FloodXolatoyac, the Smiling Flood, and others, you can spend a lot of mana on other players' end steps to ensure they don't have as many opportunities to disrupt your game plan and to allow you to keep your own disruption spells castable at a moment's notice
And its not like you have to pump mana into it to make it big either, unlike if you had multiple copies of a creature with monstrosity
While its not as big a tempo swing as Diluvian Primordial, it excels in other areas
(Now there's an absurd card that's not played enough!) This is a new staple, of course, and will be played in a large number of decks, especially non-green