At best, I could see Harold as a sideboard card to punish control decks that tap out for a sweeper or threat, but the original dream of one-shot people out of nowhere was getting further and further away even as the list improved
If they draw, say, an Advocate of their own, the Rallier is just going to be a speedbump on its way to smashing your face in
Then the three-drop Selesnya Knight 2/2 size taps for no mana to sac a Forest or Plains and then ramps any land tapped
So, let's just Oh, and there's gotta be something in it for Khrn's controller, right
Rare Day of Judgment | Illustration by Vincent Proce This is where MTG cards truly start to shine
Traveling Chocobo is a fun addition that lets you play lands off the top of your library and can double up some triggers from the wide variety of lands the deck plays