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Coliseum Behemoth Rating: 5/10 This looks like an extremely good ramp payoff

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When you scratch your head and think "How the heck am I going to win with Squirrels?!?", think Overrun, Centaur Chieftain, or even Lure

It can also give a creature +X/+X for each land you control

Knight of the Kitchen Sink, for example, has four different printings depending on which obscure kitchen utensil they've forgotten