On the other hand, you can argue that The Seedcore is itself a pump spell
24 Spells Serra Ascendant Soul's Attendant Soul Warden Martyr of Sands Legions Landing Soldier of the Pantheon Mardu Woe Reaper Mother of Runes Sword to Plowshares Auriok Champion Ajani's Pridemate Lone Missionary Lone Rider Suture Priest Serene Steward Honor the Pure Proclamation of Rebirth Spectral Procession Ajani Goldmane Faith's Fetters Ranger of Eos Archangel of Thune Crested Sunmare Felidar Soveriegn 16 Lands Kabira Cross Roads Windbrisk Heights 14 Plains So the core of the deck is the same core as the modern builds, that being - Serra Ascendant Soul's Attendant Soul Warden Auriok Champion Ajani's Pridemate Spectral Procession Ranger of Eos Archangel of Thune They also tend to pack four Path to Exile which I have substituted for the more thematic Swords
Once The Great Henge's last ability has triggered, you'll draw a card even if you can't put a +1/+1 counter on the creature for some reason (most likely because it has left the battlefield)
Theres only 20 to choose from, so this isnt a comprehensive list, but heres the stars I see: Sword of Forge and Frontier ($45 right now on TCGPlayer) If you havent played with this card yet, its pretty bonkers
Being played mostly in UW Control and some sideboards, the card never really picked up that much of an archetype enabler, unlike in Legacy in which its the go-to card in combination with Ancient Tomb against Brainstorm and Lions Eye Diamond strategies
It's great in decks with its size of 3/2 for 3 mana and in a pair of creature types to build around
