Nephalia Drownyard

[Master Moja]

The "Zombie" land. Self mill? Yesssss

[agracru]

I can see this being part of any Standard deck that likes graveyard shenanigans. Works pretty well with Ponder, too.

[Master Moja]

Definitely, not to mention you can mill your opponent, too, which could always be a nice thing from time to time. Especially if your playing with cards like Jace, Memory Adept.

[GoblinToken]

3 mana for 3 cards?! yuk! I mean I understand that it's a free bonus and can't be too powerful, but even in a deck that wants to go gravedigging, that 3 mana means you're not doing anything much else that turn, and the 3 cards mean there's a good chance there won't be any goodies to go digging for.

This is the most niche of the lands, AND the worst at what it's trying to do.

[fauxe]

Seems pretty narrow to me, and doesn't do anything, unlike the other utility lands. Dunno, we'll have to see if the mill/graveyard deck becomes a thing.

[Nick 30075]

I don't mind it too much, probably because it fits so well into a The Mimeoplasm EDH deck.

[hotsauce]

It is the most narrow/weak on the surface...but you have to realize that this effect is also the most powerful by far. The others all play in what I would call "fair space" in that they just mess with dudes at a good but fair cost, nothing really breakable there. But in the right deck this kind of effect can be huge, essentially drawing you 1-2 cards every time you activate it. Will that deck exist? Who knows, but I can certainly see why they would be cautious with this one.

[wodan46]

This card is extremely powerful in a Graveyard set. At absolute worst, its a mana giving land. However, it means that you can use surplus mana to mill players, making it essentially a super Millstone. Cards seen in Innistrad so far:
Cards with Flashback: 16, plus Snapcaster Mage
Other cards with Graveyard Synergy: 9
Some notables include Scaab Ruinator and Undead Alchemist