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Putrid Leech is a dullard of a card, it does nothing other than be very fat for very little mana

The first part is pretty intuitive, made easier by your commander being a 7/6 with trample and haste

, : This land becomes a copy of target nontoken artifact you control with mana value X

The reason for this is that +1/+1 counters require counting and having a singular number for both power and toughness (much like the +1/+1 counter itself) makes the math easier

When I was in school, one of my teachers noted that fantasy art is all about magnificent lighting, and I think this and her art of Bill the Pony really demonstrate that truism

It is sort of ramp in that you can play a lot more total CMC of goblins on a specific turn with it which is the kind of thing you want to do to ensure you get value from certain cards