It's ideal for a Commander deck (99 cards + commander) or a Standard/Modern deck with sideboard
Weekly MTG night at Canada's house sounds like a trip to the Commander candy store
But Ravenous Baloth was probably at its height in the Top 4 of Pro Tour Venice, in the hands of Jordan Berkowitz: BEASTS | Onslaught Block Constructed | Jordan Berkowitz, Pro Tour Venice 2003 Creatures (30) 2 Barkhide Mauler 4 Avarax 4 Canopy Crawler 4 Krosan Tusker 4 Ravenous Baloth 4 Tephraderm 4 Thoughtbound Primoc 4 Wirewood Elf Instants (4) 4 Shock Lands (26) 5 Mountain 6 Forest 3 Forgotten Cave 4 Contested Cliffs 4 Tranquil Thicket 4 Wooded Foothills Sideboard (15) 3 Wirewood Savage 4 Naturalize 4 Gempalm Incinerator 4 Broodhatch Nantuko Sure, Canopy Crawler probably had the higher ceiling at four mana
If that means nothing to you, then read on to find out more
If you would've told me that a Skunktank card is among the best hits in a Lugia-themed set, I would think you're crazy, but you'll see soon
The Blastoise art on the fronts of the cards all match as well, which shows that they were all printed using the same printing plates
