Not only does this prevent opponents from making use of effects that buff their creatures, but it converts previously innocuous cards such as Liquimetal Torque, which are used to target a creature for a minor effect, into cheap and repeatable sources of removal
Latency is measured in milliseconds, and a second is composed of 1000 milliseconds
It's always a repeatable explorer but at a pretty high cost of a card
When you have efficient mana generation like Gaeas Cradle or Wirewood Channeler at your disposal, The Great Henge can allow you to play most of your deck in a single turn
This means, if your opponent plays Thoughtseize, they can take your modal land because, while in the hand, the card is considered a nonland
Lets face it thats most decks