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For Hearthhull, I think it comes down to the fact that this deck is dumping tons of lands into the graveyard and it most likely wins the game by bringing them all back in one go - using a card like Splendid Reclamation - for a mass of triggers
"We figured with all the exposure, this would be a good time to put something out there for the community to really show their support, help us recover financially to be able to put this back into revamping the security systems, revamping we've got to fix the door, we have to recover inventory losses and really possibly considering moving," Gilmour said
The real answer: it depends