Luckily, counters are extremely straightforwardthey add to (or subtract) from a creatures power and toughness
Just keep casting your big creatures and so long as they have power 4 or greater, you'll be able to draw a card when they enter the battlefield
So while Rhystic is an amazing card with a tough ability to replicate, it is expensive
It is meant for Avatar's Jumpstart, but only got printed into Collector Boosters, as in, one TLE uncommon shows up in a given Avatar Collector Booster, and that slot is shared with 4 scene cards, 14 cards from the beginner box and 32 other jumpstart uncommons
Ive lost count of how many games Ive won by slowly draining my opponents library or stripping their hand of answers
That method was fine for Fallen Empires but we've got better, faster and more dependable ways to create Saprolings these days