This fascinating loop turns Urza, Prince of Kroog into an incredible engine by leaning on the global permanent-altering effect of Mycosynth Lattice, which ensures everything on your board counts as an artifact ready to be copied. Training Grounds steps in to slash the activation cost of Urza's ability down to just two mana, and as you stack those cost-reductions further with multiple token copies of Training Grounds, Urza's activation fee eventually drops to a mere single generic mana. That discount makes it cheap enough to endlessly copy Crumbling Vestige over and over again; because Mycosynth Lattice makes the land an artifact creature, each newly arriving Crumbling Vestige token immediately triggers its own mana-producing ability to fund the next iteration.