The creature on the backside is fine, but for a battle to have a chance to see play in 60-card formats, the front side needs to be at least somewhat playable on its own, and this is where Muraganda fails
Use it as a surprise win condition alongside Stifle for some good times
The cheapest way you can do this is three mana, but in exchange, you lose the game on your next end step
RICK, STEADFAST LEADER Its hard to talk about Magic in 2020 without discussing Secret Lair: The Walking Dead a product that countered several long-held assumptions the community had regarding what Magic might look like in the future
The first one on our list is Drought
Sacrificing the creature this way will trigger any abilities that trigger when it leaves the battlefield, and those abilities will be put onto the stack at the same time as those that triggered when it entered the battlefield