If you cast two or three Beasts after resolving Slinza, you end up so far ahead of mana, it should be an easy win, and I never need an excuse to play Thragtusk
I see it being much more widely used as a card in the main deck, however
Of all of the Praetors you could hope to stick for a complete rotation around the table at Commander night, this is the one you want
Considering Plasma Blast's age at this point, it's no surprise to see cards available across the condition spectrum, with heavily played (HP) copies securing about ten dollars, moderately played (MP) selling for about $15, along with lightly played (LP) copies around $26 and near-mint (NM) versions setting the pace at $50
There are various convoluted ways to go infinite with Korvold, and one simple example is Phyrexian Altar with Words of Wilding to generate infinite +1/+1 counters and enter-the-battlefield and death triggers, so both of these cards could be good targets
10 Azusa, Lost But Seeking Azusa, Lost but Seeking is a card printed in Magic: The Gathering 's Core Set 2021 using a character from the Kamigawa setting