Storing a bunch of lands under it, then casting Obliterate, wiping the entire board and getting everything back that was exiled
some players might find the lands package frustrating since casual players rarely interact with lands, but a lack of free spells, infinite combos, and ultimately telegraphed wins keeps this deck from being too obscene
In the example above, Mauis Place of Exile, Hidden Island gives each Character moved to the Location the keyword Resist +1, which reduces any damage dealt to them by 1 point
Some people make a career out of market manipulation, creating mathematical models to analyze the growth of cards' worth, and predict the market value of both individual cards, and entire sets of cards
You can do some interesting things using effects like Sword of Hearth and Home and Bazaar Trader, the latter of which can give you a treasure for passing on something you already borrowed, and making sure it never goes back
