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With plenty of red mana, you can chain Goblin sacrifices to get a ton of creatures in play as well as multiple death triggers

Even if you tap a creature to completely remove the generic mana cost, harmonizing is usually more expensive than casting spells the old-fashioned way, and besides, that tapped creatures could have done something else

When you force your opponents to make a villainous choice, they will be forced to choose between two options, each one benefiting you

An example is Copper Host Crusher, a terrifying Phyrexian monster that any green draft deck would want

But unfortunately, these numbers do not mean much to me for a couple of reasons: First, I (and most of you) can't get StarCityGames or TCGplayer Mid prices when we sell our cards (wouldn't that be nice?)

It's also great in a fetchland format as it gives you a versatile mana dork that can swap to one that affects life totals