Then you can invest three mana when it's in your graveyard to return it to your hand
Credit: Wizards of the Coast Stick Together is at least a bit more on theme and an interesting card, potentially quite good because it's a sacrifice effect as opposed to destroy, where you could dodge it by maintaining a party, but it feels like it's always going to hurt the deck a fair amount, counting on wrath + indestructible seems a lot more dependable, even if opponents creatures will occasionally also be able to dodge it
In Elfball decks, such as Ezuri, Renegade Leader, you're running all the mana dorks like Llanowar Elves, so it's not hard to believe you'd get 5+ elves on the board and be ready to cast Kindred Summons by turn 4 or so for massive value
A box with average luck comes close to breaking even a box with above-average promo luck can return a significant profit
The copy is created on the stack, so it's not "cast" or "activated." Creating the copy won't cause abilities that trigger when a player casts a spell or activates an ability to trigger
Trample might not be a great addition, but having trample and protection from multicolor makes it a good way to get some damage through