I understand why its a choose two, and its because the second ability literally tutors out any lands from your graveyard into play tapped
Sure, it doesn't have the same appeal as wrecking your opponent with non-creature spells
There is virtually no drawback in playing one copy instead of another basic Forest, which makes Boseiju and the other lands of the same cycle staples in basically every format they are legal in
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Precons are considered to be at bracket two, while mass land destruction is a four, so there is a degree of flexibility on where the effect can be used
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