Its rule text references, by name, another Magic card from the same set, presumably as an attempt to create synergies between two otherwise unrelated cards
It is, but not for the reason you think
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If you have a way to give Earthquake Dragon haste, with say Concordant Crossroads or Lightning Greaves, for example, then your opponents will be staring down a 10/10 flyer with trample the turn it is played
This is because many characters, such as Zoro, had their first Special card released as a non-foil version
