As such, it makes perfect sense for MTG to have plenty of food-themed cards, to the point that Wizards of the Coast created an entire mechanic based on food called Food Tokens, which are artifacts that can be tapped and sacrificed, alongside a cost of 2 generic mana, to gain 3 life
There's just one: Anticausal Vestige
Savage Punch depicts Surrak, the leader of the Temur tribe on Khans, literally punching a bear
Because you get to choose who gets to draw with you, you can make a short-term alliance with one player, protecting you for a few turns or forcing another player to spend a coveted counterspell to put a stop to it
This card on its own is not bad though, just as a Shift 3/Cost 5 Floodborn that can be hard to deal with
A sweepers goal is to remove as many of your opponents resources as possible with one card, and no card does it better than Balance