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There are other cards like Councils Judgment and Assassins Trophy that have a similar effect

Whenever that creature deals combat damage to a player or planeswalker this turn, draw that many cards

That can be useful in some political situations in multiplayer formats if youre wanting to protect an allys stuff, or even to prevent your opponents from targeting their own stuff

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If you're a cabbage merchant, that means making peace with the fact that your wares will be destroyed

You cant go wrong with either, but The Great Henge is generally the better of the two, and it's one of the best creaturefall cards if you plan on playing creature-heavy green decks