But when a Wrath becomes more customizable, things tend to get more interesting, and this one definitely is
Ancient Lumberknot Arcades, the Strategist Assault Formation Baldin, Century Herdmaster Bark of Doran Bedrock Tortoise Belligerent Brontodon Bill the Pony Doran, the Siege Tower Felothar the Steadfast Gauntlets of Light High Alert Huatli, the Sun's Heart Plagon, Lord of the Beach Rasaad yn Bashir Solid Footing Streetwise Negotiator Tapestry Warden The Great Forest Treefolk Umbra Walking Bulwark Weight Advantage
While red has no shortage of 2-mana deal 4s, they're predominately sorceries or instants with restrictions like sacrificing a creature as an additional cost
I remember staring at that record cover for hours, absorbing every strange detail
This little innocuous two-drop is one of my personal favorite cards from the set, and I think it will be a Standard staple in plenty of different archetypes, similar to Rogue Refiner
Playing this on turn 2 into a turn 3 Primeval Titan or Nissa, Who Shakes the World has ended many a game of Vintage Cube before it truly began
