I like how you think about it. We witness the birth of a new game and even participate in how it's shaped up to a degree. We should enjoy it, this will be a huge part of Splinterlands in the future. And we are early adopters, once again.

I see many are looking down at their own presumably low-value land. I wouldn't disconsider even natural common land. I have a feeling all land will continue to be very valuable, regardless of the rarity and category.