Got, got, need Inside Londons Natural History Museum there are glass cases filled to the brim with all manner of flora and fauna, from the tiniest of insects to the largest of mammals, all of which have been expertly catalogued
Compared to over there, which is a trap card, you can use it as soon as you put it on the field, so you can use it for nourishment, and it doesn't put pressure on the space to set the burn card
The Best Card in MTG history is Lurrus of the Dream-Den before the Companion Errata
Ive often told art collectors just starting their collections to immediately look at the oversized schemes, phenomena, and plane artworks because that art was wildly underappreciated and generally larger than the average piece of Magic art
This forces them to waste resources playing around it and can even weaken an endboard