Anthologies box set illustrations from Greg Staples front
Kataki, War's Wage and Gorilla Shaman are examples of some cards that deal with a lot of artifacts
This is already quite enough so that you can destroy any monster in your path
This card amplifies that thanks to its lava-filled background
The aforementioned colorless decks (and really, any deck that needs the effect) now having access is a truly big deal

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