Meanwhile, Hour of Promise is a good ramp card that could definitely show up in a jank deck, especially if we can use it to tutor up some land-based combo like Dark Depths and Thespian's Stage, but it's really just an upgraded Explosive Vegetation, and I just can't imagine putting Explosive Vegetation on the Against the Odds poll
This is great at 3cmc
The Magic: The Gathering set Streets of New Capenna has brought with it plenty of new cards from across some of the game's most loved and well-supported creature types
You will gain life equal to the sacrificed creatures toughness
Elves, Treefolk, and the very soul of the forest itself resist attempts to stripmine and harvest all the resources, not knowing the tragic fate that awaits them (spoilers, for a 25-year-old plot point I guess.) The final act depicted in the art of the set is that of the end of the war, when the apocalypse is about to, or has come
It looks a little innocuous at first glance, but where Smuggler's Copter shines is aggressive decks
