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That's the best explanation for why it sees play in nearly every format, from Cube, to Commander, ro numerous other competitive Constructed formats

A natural downside of decks that utilize big mana creatures is that if the ways to cheat around their mana cost aren't on the battlefield, the big spells will stay stuck in your hand

I really enjoy the power of this card