If you've created your own custom deck, rather than recreating a meta deck, the chances are you'll want to rework it over time
Blood Moon switches off all man-lands and utility lands, while color-fixing lands will lose one or more colors, which may make certain spells impossible to cast
It's not higher on the list because of how narrow it is, but its a mana rock with wings at worst
All of this and much more, including the incredible lore, is what makes Ravnica one of the greatest and most important Magic sets ever, arguably my personal number one, but I have to set aside that fondness to look at the bigger picture and there are undoubtedly some bigger sets still to cover
The name refers to the near-$4000 pricetag to originally build the deck, though it's a happy coincidence that the deck also features Smokestack