Similarly, if an effect creates a token that's a copy of a prototyped permanent or causes another permanent to become a copy of it, the copy would have the same characteristics as the prototyped permanent
Notably, this means a land that entered the battlefield after your last upkeep can't be tapped for mana if it becomes a creature this way
The problem is that all that power is wired up not really well aimed
Blind Obedience sees play in many archetypes, from bleeder decks to lifegain and stax/prison decks
Indeed, even now, its because Ive been making a deck that Im writing this episode, a deck which you can find by clicking this link: Every Merfolk Looter in the Command Zone Rated: I had a friend who used to play this Jace, back when I played Kothophed as a legend of choice
the actual pull rates for some cards all but ensure the chances here are vanishingly slim