What makes a true ramp deck is that ramping isnt just part of the planit is the plan
It would be much better even if it cost like 6 or 7 or something as a base cost, and then got reduce dwhen something died, but sometimes this will just be stuck in your hand, or to get it going you have to block in an ugly way or something like that, and that really tempers my expectations here
Elsa from The First Chapter has risen into the $600 to $900 range, and Wilds Unknown Pixar Enchanteds are performing at the top of the secondary market for the rarity tier
Thanks to the color-shifted cards in the Time Spiral block, Green also has access to [card]Harmonize[/card], providing three cards for just four mana
the spree cards are all amazing, and you'll find a few of them on this list
Its MTG version honors this perfectly with its high 8-mana cost and impressive effects