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A common pitfall for a new player is to overcompensate by adding or removing lands from a deck after every mana hosing or mana flood

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It's also hate that doesn't necessarily conflict with some other artifact strategies the way Stony Silence and others might - if a player has more expensive artifacts in their deck, for instance, Meltdown is still a great sideboard card that likely won't destroy their own game pieces but will still affect a cheaper-costed deck

It does scale, giving you more Powerstones the more mana you pour into it