The Mimeoplash can enter the battlefield as a copy as one of the creatures exiled this way, whilst entering the battlefield with a number of +1/+1 counters on it equal to the power of the other exiled card
(It is not, however, Outpost Siege, a mistake an earlier draft made caught by an eagle-eyed commenter!) This deck, on the whole, suffers from Way-Too-Many-Tapland-Itis, and its ramp package barely mitigates that
While numerous lands tap for multiple colors of mana, these are the only nonbasic lands that offer two colors of mana with virtually no drawback or restriction
Llanowar Elves and friends), Dionus essentially doubles the value of all your mana dorks by letting you tap them twice per turn
Reading the rules text for the latest MTG Bloomburrow spoiler, I was first interested, then intrigued, then, finally, horrified
Once the board is cleared, you get three creatures back in the form of flying tokens