Other proven green staples include Rampant Growth, which remains iconic and sets the standard for ramp efficiency at two mana to ramp by one mana, with the term "ramp" itself coming from this card
They pair nicely with flicker effects: If you flicker a permanent and return it to play, it counts as a new instance of said permanent, so its no longer beholden to the Threatens end of turn clause
For example, suppose you control Edgar, King of Figaro, Ral Zarek, and Chance Encounter (which has "Whenever you win a coin flip, put a luck counter on this enchantment.") and you activate Ral Zarek's last ability ("7: Flip five coins
With Mishra's Workshop, you can tap to add 3 colorless mana to your mana pool, and you can only use this mana to cast artifacts
Watermark: Quandrix Illustrated by Mariah Tekulve Standard Legal Alchemy Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
It's a similar story for a lot of FF single cards, but not everything is getting the price drop treatment this week