So, overall, both in terms of the card itself and its in-game utility, you can see why Mufasa is so sought after
A nod to Final Fantasy XIVs most iconic antagonist
With these, one in four of the arts contains the image of a monster stalking the character in the picture, with that monster absent the other three out of four times
Ancient Greenwarden Atmospheric Greenhouse Bringer of the Green Dawn Circle of Protection: Green Dryad Greenseeker Emissary Green Fecund Greenshell Green Dragon Green Goblin Green Goblin, Back for More Green Goblin, Nemesis Green Goblin, Revenant Green Mana Battery Green Scarab Green Slime Green Sun's Twilight Green Sun's Zenith Green Ward Greenbelt Guardian Greenbelt Radical Greenbelt Rampager Greener Pastures Greenhilt Trainee Greenhouse // Rickety Gazebo Greenhouse // Rickety Gazebo Greenseeker Greenside Watcher Greensleeves, Maro-Sorcerer Greenwarden of Murasa Greenweaver Druid Greenwheel Liberator Greenwood Sentinel Gysahl Greens Legolas Greenleaf Llanowar Greenwidow Lurking Green Dragon Outcaster Greenblade Rune of Protection: Green Ultimate Green Goblin Wielding the Green Dragon
Panharmonicon Value doubles up with Panharmonicon
1 Its a simple ability: creatures with modular enter with that many +1/+1 counters, and when they die, all the +1/+1 counters on them move onto another artifact creature you control