If you do, you get to flip over cards from the top of your deck until you find a nonland card
Smothering Tithe mixes taxing your opponents with Token generation, allowing for an explosive amount of mana generation in a color that is notorious for otherwise taking a while to get going
As a four-mana aura, its good that you can technically use it in a fair way, slapping it onto something as a response opponents removing a different creature (or wiping the board)

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