In fact, Bloomburrow s other non-basic lands actually push you AWAY from multi-color drafting: they cant pay colored costs for noncreature spells or abilities, they have colored activation costs themselves, and they only interact with creature types associated with their color
Best for: casual Commander pods, cubes, and playtesting where you want maximum clarity and minimum fiddling
Depending on who you ask, they can technically mean different things (blinking is end-of-turn return, flicker is instant return) but they're often used in the same way so I'm just going to be bouncing between the two here and there
White Auracite is a nice, clean answer to basically anything in Final Fantasy Limited, and it even ramps you, which is particularly good given how many huge mana sinks are in this set
It also hearkens back to the original one-mana legendary pup Isamaru, Hound of Konda, which may or may not be his ancestor