Its Rotating Claws attack is pretty clever: you discard an Energy from Charizard, then grab one from your discard pile and reattach it
But Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger is fine, it doesn't have the "if this is put into the graveyard from anywhere, instead shuffle" trigger
Three Pro Tour Champions played Erode to the Las Vegas Top 8: Matt Nass in an Ouroboroid deck, plus Finalist Christoffer Larsen and eventual winner Nathan Steuer in their nearly identical Selesnya Landfall
Of course, you need to find people who are interested in what you have to sell, and your LGS isnt always going to want those boxes of bulk you have lying around
If there is one, she can lock down a character with her Crystallize ability, forcing your opponent to exert them so you can have Elsa take them out
[11] You can only have 5 Character cards in play at a time