The artwork of the sea serpent raging through a storm is among the most memorable images in the entire TCG, and that visual impact translates directly into market value
You put the Slug into play so it cannot be countered
Provided Decklist: Monsters: 16 | Performapal Monkeyboard ||| Prank-Kids Rocksies || Aleister the Invoker ||| Prank-Kids Lampsies | Performapal Lizardraw ||| Prank-Kids Dropsies ||| Prank-Kids Fansies Spells: 23 | Instant Fusion || Polymerization | Terraforming ||| Invocation ||| Small World || Forbidden Droplet | Set Rotation || Prank-Kids Pandemonium | Prank-Kids Pranks ||| Prank-Kids Place | Fusion Recycling Plant ||| Magical Meltdown Trap: 1 | Prank-Kids Plan Extra Deck: | Prank-Kids Battle Butler | Invoked Mechaba | Invoked Augoeides | Invoked Purgatrio || Prank-Kids Rocket Ride | Prank-Kids Weather Washer | Toadally Awesome || Prank-Kids Dodo-Doodle-Doo | Prank-Kids Bow-Wow-Bark | Aleister the Invoker of Madness | Secure Gardna | Artemis, the Magistus Moon Maiden | Salamangreat Almiraj Note: This is continuing the style of Creative Deck Profile articles, designed to showcase a build through replays and an attached summary

Fate of the Sun-Cryst Rating: 4/10 Fate of the Sun-Cryst is a bit on the expensive side, but the flexibility of the ability to destroy anything is pretty nice
The recursion even gives you mana if the card was green, which adds extra efficiency
Despite being broken in half in Commander, this clunky Counterspell is unlikely to provide major contribution to Constructed