Morcant's Eyes is a green version of that effect, with its best uses being that many elf decks arent keen on drawing Llanowar Elves on turn 5, so you can put them into the graveyard and profit from it on a later turn, or by playing cards that get stronger the more creatures are in your yard
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It punishes you with increased cost for the wrong kind of target but it isn't a dead card when you find yourself in that position
This duo is the Wellwisher that wins the game instead of delaying it
Angrath, Captain of Chaos is a great fit because he passively gives all of your creatures menace, making them more difficult to block, and can actively grow your Army with his loyalty ability
But while released alongside the much cheaper Unlimited reprint set, and not Alpha, first edition artist proofs are even more scarce than real Unlimited, Beta, or Alpha cards (or anniversary edition 'non-tournament legal' pieces for that matter)