Being able to sac one of your own Gobby tokens in order to destroy an opponents powerhouse artifact combo piece or game-warping colorless permanent is quite an impactful trade-off, so if you keep losing to Chimil, the Inner Sun or The Immortal Sun (or other, non-Sun-related artifacts), nab a copy of this bruiser and profit mightily
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Updated on March 19, 2025 by Ryan Hay: With so many Humans flooding into Magic with every set, it only makes sense that some true powerhouses will join the kindred archetype
Unless an opponent's deck has a high mana curve, choosing either two or three seems to make the most statistical sense
Arceus VSTAR pretty much broke the meta when it came out back in 2022
