While providing your opponents with mana sources comparable to treasures may seem counter-intuitive, whenever an artifact an opponent controls is put into a graveyard (such as when they sacrifice a Banana), each Ape and Monkey you control gains a +1/+1 counter, meaning your opponents' treasures can cause your creatures to grow to massive sizes
This deck allowed me to build a red/artifact deck
Champions Path, for instance, included the Charizard V promo, and a lot of those appear to have had an edge crimped in the packing
Im pretty firmly anti-milling opponents when it comes to conventional Cubes, and rad counters also have similar problems to the initiative and The Ring regarding having rules text that isnt printed on the card
She eventually turned the same forces against the dragonlord and secured the victory of the Temur
Better to play into that and run a decent number of ways to bring it back from the graveyard in a Sidisi, Brood Tyrant deck