It grows when you sacrifice your artifacts or creatures, which, if youre dealing in Food or Treasure, you should have in spades
You want to hit cards like Brimaz, big fat dorks that need to get into combat before they have done much, if you hit these kinds of card there is a good chance you won't see it played again, they will either be dead before they have the time or will have won anyway regardless of the Brimaz they have in hand
Champions of Kamigawa was also the first set bursting at the seams with legendary creatures since, well, Legends
Having the cycle go in both directions sends an odd message about whether you were supposed to play multiple copies of cards
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