Typically, we see one-mana cantrips being played very often in Modern, Legacy, Historic, and really any format that has a solid density of them, because they're such good velocity tools for finding lands or action when needed
He wants to proliferate, yet outside of his toxic 1 he doesn't really benefit from proliferating and can't proliferate himself
You can return that land you need and remove some early threats
With Gimbal out it does some work, but it scales up and down and without a board state its kind of middling
This card shoves aside all of your opponents creatures so you can walk right up and smack their pretty faces
Around junior year, Corey Bowen, like many DigiPen students, started wondering what his near-term future had in store