Whether a three or more color deck is viable usually has a lot more to do with individual power outliers than the available non-basic lands
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The background is packed with swirling lights and gliding jellyfish, making the entire card feel full of life and menacing evil
Then, something like [c]Past in Flames[/c] will give them all flashback, so you can cast each one of them a second time
The only one that really competed was Jace, the Mind Sculptor plus Spreading Seas, every other deck that "beat Jund" only beat Jund players with bad lists who didn't understand how to be aggressive or how to sideboard with cascade