Christopher Rush, by the way, drew the Black Lotus, the most expensive vintage card in MtG
There are many kinds that have garnered love over the ages: Frog flavor text: "Ribbit." Art by Warren Mahy Snappy one-liners: Catch
These cards feature a borderless art design and the subject of the card centred in front of a background featuring their clan symbols and a splash of colour denoting the colours of the clan
A horde of 5/5s is already scary for most opponents, but the trick here is that you only need a creature to be 2/2 during the Declare Attackers step for it to get the buff
Growing your own Forest in this way is a great thematic representation of Treefolk as a type, and it even synergizes with several notable Treefolk, like Dungrove Elder and Battlewand Oak
It also dodges cards such as Rest in Peace and Dauthi Voidwalker because it creates its own replacement effect that you can apply ahead of the ones created by those cards