It's a free artifact that makes mana, which makes it brilliant in any Affinity shell
Theres also the tiny problem that the card is banned in multiple formats
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A brief refresher, as even experienced players tend to have issues with Protection: "Protection from X" means "this card can't be damaged, enchanted, blocked, or targeted by anything that is X." This means a Silver Knight can eternally block a Goblin Goon and can't be hit by Lightning Helix
You see, wayyyyy back in the day, Magic sets were all printed on slightly different cardstock
As a big fan of casual MTG, I thought it would be fun to play around with a bit of deckbuilding in my favorite format - Commander