Cephalid Coliseum by Cliff Childs Cephalid Coliseum | Illustration by Cliff Childs Another big name when it comes to depicting lands, Cliff Childs has a tremendous talent in drawing vast scenes from the perspective of someone who just entered some cavernous enclosure
Decks that utilize cards like Carrion Feeder or Grave Pact can benefit greatly from its ability to return to the battlefield, providing both a body and a potential sacrifice outlet
With Atarka on the field, doubling damage and making blocking tricky, you can end most games on the spot
Necroplasm Necroplasm has an ability that slices the board based on mana values: Its first trigger usually gets tokens and 0-mana creatures, the second gets 1-mana creatures, etc
That said, the set is blowing things out of the water in terms of card prices as well
Epic Struggle Besides being a do-nothing enchantment, Epic Struggle requires you to have 20 creatures in play