If a card costs 6 mana, it basically has to say you win the game, and while Dream Eater does a lot of stuff, it honestly doesnt give you any card advantage just tempo, which is a problem for something thats 6 mana
Whats more, if the creature is killed or exiled, Rancor returns to your hand so you can do that once more
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This card is essentially two Rampant Growths stapled together, because a card that costs four mana should earn you +2 extra lands
Codie, Vociferous Codex Codie Slime has potential for a stompy combo build of sorts
My first deck had a single Island and Mountain to support two Faerie Machinists and a Shrapnel Blast while being base B/W, and while I felt a bit mana heavy with my land cyclers, it certainly worked out in the end