If your deck is so lean that it doesnt have counterspells or phasing to deal with a wrath, or youre that averse to getting your engine wiped clean, then you probably need to reconsider your approach to a multiplayer, interactive game, where tools are useful and the best and most interesting games are ones with peaks and troughs, power struggles, and rising from the ashes
Graveyards can be a very important resource for decks that run these cards, and RIP does well to take that away
Most top-tier price checkers offer tools that show you a card's sales history, market trends, and even population reports
As a tutor, paying for your first dragon in the graveyard is rough, but its also repeatable
That strategy previously had no access to dual lands to fix its mana, but now it has 10 more to choose from (though the red-green and green-blue options are likely the most relevant to it)