It's also hate that doesn't necessarily conflict with some other artifact strategies the way Stony Silence and others might - if a player has more expensive artifacts in their deck, for instance, Meltdown is still a great sideboard card that likely won't destroy their own game pieces but will still affect a cheaper-costed deck
Krark, the Thumbless + Sakashima of a Thousand Faces Next up is the partner combination of Krark, the Thumbless and Sakashima of a Thousand Faces
Just think of Form of the Squirrel as a much, much worse Platinum Angel
It can often just be better playing a cheaper and/or quicker spell to deal with scary artifacts but the goblin version doesn't diminish your synergy and can be fetched up
Youll also see 63 88 mm listed frequently, largely due to rounding and tolerance
Tapping down an Urzas Tower in your opponents upkeep can effectively Time Walk them, and it can give a number of decks that little bit of time they need to take over