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Both as a Commander for Room decks and for enchantment decks in general

Choco, Seeker of Paradise is not only based on my favorite mini-game from my favorite Final Fantasy, but it's one that perfectly represents what Magic: The Gathering mechanics should look like

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Cultivator Colossus loves lands in hand when its trigger resolves, so with enough mana you can respond to the trigger by returning lands to your hand to bring back Multani

So, returning a land can help ramp you into the seven mana you need for the main portion

Dont sleep on Entering eitherthe creature you reanimate only gains haste until end of turn, but you actually get to keep the creature permanently