Above the display of cards that show what you can add to your deck is a search bar, and filters for colors and lands
Skullclamp - Clamp for free and possibly get 3 cards This is Our Final Fantasy Magic: the Gathering and Final Fantasy fans, rejoice: these precons didn't just reprint old mechanics or slap on a fresh coat of Chocobo
Dragonrage has to be one of the strangest combat tricks I ever seen, but it seems kind of meh since it's usually just a worst Trumpet Blast most of the time
/ Professional scalpers are not welcome
The first bit reads, Whenever a creature you control leaves the battlefield, if it had counters on it, put those counters on The Ozolith. The second bit allows you to move all of the counters on The Ozolith onto a Creature at the beginning of your combat step
As I say, there's a lot going on for a fairly high cost, and I struggle to see this card seeing too much play given the setup required to cast it for its Shift cost, especially in Ruby & Steel decks which typically skew far more aggressive