As many mono-green decks already prioritize large creatures, this card gives the player the benefit of not only making their big creatures cheaper but also making them all bigger and giving them trample
Admittedly, there are only twenty of these Japan Showcase cards to collect at the time of publication, but much like the Special Guests , this subset will grow with every Magic release
It would be a mistake to play with all cards that cost five mana, because you'd have nothing to play in the first four turns of the game
Much like I mentioned for Elspeth above, it will go down but don't expect it to be cheap
Beyond the art, this card is really competitive
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