Since Ifrit costs three, youll start getting this mana around turn four or five
An example: We've started off our draft very well here, with a first pick Mox Pearl and a second pick Mind Twist, and as such we don't really know much yet other than we are a Black deck (Mox Pearl is perfectly excellent even off color)
/ Im not satisfied with the price.
Another example is Draconic Dissent 's powerful multiplayer schtick of goading which, to a new player, may not immediately make sense
Turning every artifact into a mana source enables explosive turns, and when paired with cards like Paradox Engine, it allows you to cast spells and untap permanents repeatedly, quickly spiraling into overwhelming advantage or outright wins
Meanwhile, the fate of the world hangs in the balance