White Balance As A Creative Choice For Landscape Photography?

In my opinion, white balance is a creative choice for landscape photography. When processing a photo of Bandon, Oregon I realized how much I’ll push white balance sometimes to get a certain mood or look for a photo.
What are your thoughts? Do you push white balance around to achieve a look? Or do you prefer to keep white balance within “normal” ranges or use color cards to keep tones in check?
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