Three Steps Ahead is useful because, while the rates for each of its individual abilities are a bit slower than wed like, the option to use any of them on one card means we can run that many less Cancels, Clones, and Catalogs in the rest of our library
Its pure fun turning lifegain into a giant, game-ending blastand in Commander, it gets even scarier
MTG Head Designer Mark Rosewater is a self-proclaimed Squirrel advocate, and he's likely responsible for the existence of most Squirrel-related cards in the game
The Goblin Mutant's left arm sprouts out of the flabby chin of the left head, while the right arm very uncomfortably bursts out of the right head's nostrils
With his goofy face and tiny stats, Shroofus may look harmless, but in a dedicated Saproling deck he's absurd
Unlike Krosan Tusker this puts the card onto the battlefield and is proper ramp