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Vaultborn Tyrant While Vaultborn Tyrant costs more than Garruk's Uprising, its a far more threatening card

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Of these, about half of them have value solely due to scarcity
For two mana, it makes every other creature of the chosen type enter the battlefield +1/+1 larger than it otherwise would have
My guess is that, deep down, people just prefer games to end in a dramatic flurry of activity rather than a stultified freeze even if that activity is all coming from one person