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While three mana to get rid of a graveyard at instant speed is far above what you'd usually pay for the effect, the fact that it's stapled to a land means you aren't really using up a card slot in your deck to do so

That means that you can very quickly end up with significantly more land than is fair, allowing you to easily make some powerful moves early on (like, say, playing an eight-mana planeswalker on turn four)

If you have the extra mana, you can kick it to draw a card