Unfortunately, I didnt realise that unlike Force of Will, you cannot cast it via the alternative cost on your turn, so I decided to draw for my turn first to see which card I wanted to pitch to the Force, only to then try to cast it and have my opponent point it out to me and call a judge
Rhinos Rampage is potentially two permanents removed for just one mana, which in my books is great value
Both also work well with the aforementioned Arbor Elf, allowing you to net even more mana by untapping the land these Auras are attached to
Youd expect it in Samwise Gamgee combo decks, but Ive even seen it in Mardu energy packages
Marath, Will of the Wild There seems to be something alluring about avoiding taxes (if you ask a bunch of folks in federal prison), and Marath, Will of the Wild gives you that feeling in MTG form