While the old blue-red control-based Twin archetype has died off, Kiki-Jiki persists, enabling infinite combos in Naya creature strategies and threatening general value alongside creatures with enter-the-battlefield abilities
Ravos' stat boost is nice, but what makes it great for cycling is you can return a creature from the graveyard to your hand to get back a card with cycling so you can always be cycling
Titled Attack of the Vine, this set turns the mystical realm upside down by introducing a menacing plant that sprouts monsters and creates leaf-covered replicas of beloved characters
The next cheapest rare, by the way, is Ambition's Cost, a card that has been reprinted a half dozen times, including in Eighth Edition as an uncommon, and the Portal: Three Kingdoms printing still retails for $29.99
Archangel of Thune Another combo enabler, Archangel of Thune has much more utility
Ultimately, I went with Cultivator Colossus instead as it's a flashier card