This means that Lonis provides the option to gradually draw several additional cards over the course of a game when needed, or you can use all of your treasures at once for a single high-impact payoff by stealing one of your opponent's most powerful permanents
Zabaz, the Glimmerwasp is the best one given the constraints of the deck and is a searchable Hardened Scales imitation for Arcbound Ravager or the other, more dopey modular creatures
When R&D was working on the Sixth Edition rule change, I brought up to Bill Rose (the current vice president of R&D, who was the head designer at the time, and was the one mainly responsible for overseeing the Sixth Edition rules) that the "tapped artifacts shut off" rule was confusing, non-intuitive, and constantly causing problems
Each one contains different cards that can help you build different decks to take on even the mightiest of opponents
The only drawback to its use in Standard is that it's a pricey card, costing five mana