While most green decks run some number of Rampant Growth effects, ramp decks usually play a large quantity of mana dorks like Birds of Paradise to kick off as soon as possible
Its 6 mana value is a bit expensive, but it pays off tremendously, as Gilgamesh is already a 6/6 creature in Magic: The Gathering , and an Equipment card can make him reach higher numbers quite quickly
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Whenever Bess attacks, each other creature you control with power and toughness 1/1 gets +X/+X until end of turn, where X is the number of +1/+1 counters on Bess
On the other hand, Amy Pond takes suspend counters off cards when it deals combat damage to a player, so you can cast Amy, suspend Rory, hit with Amy, take two counters off Rory, and so on
