Most Magic: The Gathering sets aren't individual boxed products on a shelf, like Lego sets or Warhammer 40k box sets
Thats not always a given for green decks, so I imagine Synchronization will be very good in some shells, though worse on average than Cultivate
Like Flynn Rider, Charming Rogue above, Cheshire Cat, Not All There is an excellent emerald card to get out early in the game to disrupt your opponents, forcing them into dilemmas that slow them down and ruin their plans
We'd be bringing back one of the most beloved products from recent Magic history, and this wouldn't just be a sequel
Against control the Viper is at its best where they have few cheap creatures to block it with, most of which have low power and high toughness thus being awful blockers facing down a deathtouch dork