mtg cards like buried alive (#1673) (foil) (borderless) then shuffle. Similar cards to Buried Alive

Their intended design is to get rid of a problematic nonbasic land and force your opponent to replace it with a basic land

The other part is that creatures your opponents control attack if able

Since the blue and green color combination is extremely popular in the original Commander format, I have no doubt that even today, somewhere out there, he is busy creating food tokens or turning someone's mana artifacts or commanders into Elks

From Nine Lives:If more than one source deals damage to you at once, prevent the damage from each of them and put that many incarnation counters on Nine Lives, even if this causes more than nine incarnation counters to be on Nine Lives

I can see Laughing Mad being desirable with the right setup, given that some cards care about the amount of mana spent on a spell, but I dont think that will happen too often