6 Choco, Seeker of Paradise Helps You Stack Mana And Thin Your Deck Choco Can Drop Multiple Lands From The Top Of Your Deck Each Turn Choco, Seeker of Paradise works well because it can help with mana ramp, fix your draws, or just deal some serious damage
The power level on this one is roughly that of Phyrexian Arena Id estimate and given that a slower, less mana efficient Phyrexian Arena was one of the strongest card drawing tools in the last Standard (Underworld Connections), Id be very surprised if Sultai Ascendancy didnt prove to be very good in Magics most played Constructed format, likely as the best enabler for a delve-abusing Sultai midrange or control deck
Between then, you might have drawn a card that you might want to play, so you have to determine if you want to play anything else before moving Shuko to another creature
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Host of the Hereafter's last ability doesn't cause you to move counters from the creature that died onto the target creature
Morphling was very powerful when it was printed and Aetherling had its time in the sun in Standard, despite costing 6 mana