Why is this card #3 in the set
While this is a good deal lower than past entries in this list, theres no denying that if you want a game to end quickly, Craterhoof Behemoth is one of the best ways to do it
Wed be thrilled for tournament players to sleeve up these versions if they like the art, he explained, but admitted that they are probably more likely to appeal to Commander decks or more casual play
On the other hand, the card seem to be pretty cheap on MTGO, so it still deserves a mention here
It features a small flash package to play control (mill decks often incorporate a control plan), and a healthy number of untap effects that work specifically with Phenax, God of Deception
If it doesn't give us more mana than we would otherwise have if we'd already been hitting our Land drops, it's not ramp