We also have plenty of "size matters" payoffs like drawing silly amounts of cards off Return of the Wildspeaker, ramping out all the lands with Traverse the Outlands, devouring entire armies with Monstrous Onslaught, and flooding the board with creatures with Scepter of Celebration
There's also no way to play with them once they're finished, so they're very much a collector's piece
This is all thanks to it providing a steady stream of ramp through playing additional land
23 Spells Birds of Paradise Llanowar Elf Elves Deep Shadow Deathrite Shaman Duress Thoughtsieze Scavenging Ooze Sakura Tribe Elder Sylvan Library Wall of Blossoms Hero's Downfall Maelstrom Pulse Pernicious Deed Bow of Nylea Courser of Kruphix Eternal Witness Den Protector Liliana of the Veil Reaper of the Wilds Vraska the Unseen Nissa, Worldwaker Tasigur, the Golden Fang Garruk, Apex Predator 17 Lands Treetop Village Llanowar Wastes Temple of Malady Overgrown Tomb Verdant Catacombs Twilight Mire Woodland Cemetery Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth Swamp Misty Rainforset Underground Sea Bayou Jungle Hollow 4x Forest I really really wanted Reaper of the Wilds to be a Siege Rhino, fairly unsurprisingly I guess
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