CMC-based mana-value-based permanent recursion is the height of flexibility and power when it comes to white, providing both card advantage and ramp in a color that has little of either

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But, in some ways, Erebos seems like a trap
Its not as flexible as Batterskull since it works in fewer decks, but anything interested in cheating big artifacts into play should consider this as a nasty, hard to deal with threat
For the first ten years of Magic , it was the setting for most expansions
I also like that the Cragflame, reduces the cost of Rebel Salvo