Many of these cards hail from multiplayer-focused MTG sets like Conspiracy , Conspiracy: Take the Crown, Commander Legends sets , and Battlebond
Whenever Crypt Feaster attacks, its ability checks to see if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard
The relationship of Wizards of the Coast to their secondary market is a positively space-warping kind of conversation, which always needs to accept some nonsense because a lot of the criticism is bad faith and badly made and mostly involves comparing Wizards to even worse actors in similar spaces
So, after all this, if you're still wondering why players care so much about fetch lands and why you may need to hop on the bandwagon, here's your answer: fetch lands get you reliable mana, and reliable mana wins games
Unlike most other zombie producers, these tokens dont come into play tapped and they are ready to get to work right when you summon them