a player chooses a specific card) qualifies as targeting. For example, Power of Fire enchants a creature and gives them the ability to tap in order to deal damage to any target . So, the ability requires targeting
Not just because it gives you back 2 extra mana like Seething Song, but because it costs just a single mana
If your opponent is about to enter turn 2 and they are having to consider whether or not to take damage from an Overgrown Tomb or Steam Vents, it is because they are respecting the volume of cards that can directly reduce their life total, not necessarily by turn 3 or 4, but even as late as turn 6 or 8
Pair this with a card that taps to draw, like Arcanis the Omnipotent, and draw through your whole deck
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