Ramp is so often restricted to green only that its hard to predict how this will perform
Bad Apprenticeship works with the many ways to give your creatures the Sorcerer Role, helping you control what card is on the top of your library and allowing you to cast powerful instants and sorceries with Johann and the bargain mechanic
Rain of Gore doesn't see play in the main deck - it's purely a sideboard card, which players can swap in if they come up against decks which seek to stabilize with lifegain
One is a sealed item printed by a manufacturer, the other is a digital purchase that assigns you a real, already-existing card from a tracked pool
In 2021, popular Youtuber Logan Paul began making Pokmon videos and streams, easily racking up 10 million views with coverage of expensive, rare Pokmon cards - videos like "I lost 3.5 million on rare Pokmon cards"
I realize that this sounds a lot like unfair combo decks but the difference is that the mana an unfair combo generates is temporary to produce an instant win where Ramp's advantage is turned into permanents