The only issue, assuming you don't consider costing ten mana an issue, is that resolving four cascades in a row can get complicated, especially when individual cascades hit other cascade spells mid-resolution
only when it enters the battlefield)
Rhythm of the Wild makes it so your creatures cant be countered and gives them all riot, letting you choose to give them haste or a +1/+1 counter which is nice depending on the board
Given how many decks play a handful of mana rocks and utility artifacts, its not hard for this to be swinging for four to eight damage in the early game
Sergeant John Benton Sergeant John Benton is best built as a Voltron commander to get combat damage through with many pieces of equipment and auras attached to it because of its trample ability
Hungry Like the Werewolf I've explained that from the first pitch of the idea of a world based on fantasy horror tropes to the execution, a lot of time went by (close to ten years, I believe)