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It's a common inclusion in green decks like Yawgmoth and Crashing Footfalls because it plays offense and defense at the same time
It also has a much flatter snowball, and when you look back at the previous graph, you can see that the exponential explosion of resource generation past turn 6-7 means that those decks are potentially unbeatable if the game goes that long
With that in mind, I think these will be ideal to pick up just to keep handy for anyone wanting to see what all the fuss is about
