While giving up a creature for a land isnt always ideal, the deck does have several reprints of powerful utility lands that sacrifice themselves like Cephalid Coliseum and Command Beacon
That had a lot of challenges
This is not your typical Simic deck, however: With Dragons abounding, it's not hard to close out a game, even if there are two or three board wipes along the way

You can also make a whole menagerie of creature tokens with Full Decklist Ellivere of the Wild Court Gwylain, Casting Director 14 Plains 15 Forest Ancestral Mask Arcane Signet Archon of Sun's Grace Canopy Vista Careful Cultivation Castle Ardenvale Command Tower Danitha Capashen, Paragon Destiny Spinner Eidolon of Blossoms Enchantress's Presence Ethereal Armor Fortified Village Giant Inheritance Jukai Naturalist Kenrith's Transformation Knickknack Ouphe Kor Spiritdancer Liberated Livestock Loamcrafter Faun Ox Drover Paradise Druid Realm-Cloaked Giant Rishkar's Expertise Sanctum Weaver Setessan Champion Shalai, Voice of Plenty Siona, Captain of the Pyleas Songbird's Blessing Spectral Steel Starfield Mystic Sun Titan Sylvan Ranger Syr Armont, the Redeemer Tanglespan Lookout Temple of Plenty Timber Paladin Tithe Taker Transcendent Envoy Unfinished Business Verdant Embrace Warbriar Blessing Fae Dominion Faeries are a huge part of Eldraine's identity

The Woeful Wood Elemental Hailing from 1994s Legends set, Wood Elemental is widely regarded as one of the worst cards in MTG
Dark magician is super strong and his second effect is very wordy