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It obviously works well when you have multiple copies, but even on its own, a 1-mana 2/1 in an aggressive artifact-based deck is still very good

Combine the two and you end up with a really fun theme of swapping permanents around the board

Combine this with the colors diverse range of cards, and you have a lot of options when trying to build a mono-green deck

Panharmonicon itself never actually triggers, it simply means anything that triggers from a creature or artifact entering the battlefield will trigger again

Cards like these, that let you play as many copies as you want in a deck, are often worth a couple bucks even when printed at common or uncommon

Its especially favored in the emerging Emerald/Steel decks, like the one that took third place at DLC Bologna