You can also probably get away with not having it and just using a dual land like Port Town
Many players, for instance, were expecting us to reprint a cycle of enemy fetch lands in Battle for Zendikar (as they premiered in original Zendikar), but they were too problematic in Standard along with the allied fetch lands from Khans of Tarkir
But the locus of the format, outside of Power 9, is Sol Ring
Using your ruler and the tip of a mechanical pencil without any lead poking out, score* two lines down the middle of the card, with about 1/4 to 1/2 between the two lines.** *Scoring (in this case) simply means making a dent or crease in the paper, so that it will fold more easily
Other creatures you control enter the battlefield with an additional +1/+1 counter on them for each mana from a Treasure spent to cast them." The card is good for sure, but it's on this list because we feel as though it represents the way treasure tokens have evolved this year
