Admittedly, Slaughter does a lot in tandem with Yshtola, Nights Blessed, and genuinely seems like a decent upgrade for the Final Fantasy XIV precon, at least for those who are willing to take a loss on the decks flavor
Mox Sapphire + Mox Emerald + Mox Jet For the same reasons as the original dual lands, Mox Sapphire, Mox Emerald and Mox Jet wind up as the most expensive of the Moxes
The next step then forces your opponent to untap all of their beasts - leaving them completely vulnerable to attack from your new Kraken
Absolute Virtue If youre after a huge, nearly untouchable threat, Absolute Virtue is exactly what you want
It has two casting modes with the suspend which adds to the utility however the sloth and the price sufficiently detract from the utility that I think you wind up with a reasonably below par bounce effect
Still totally fine ramp cards you can play on offer in most cubes