Craterclaw Colossus

Cheaper than Craterhoof Behemoth and hasty, but artifact count is a narrower payoff and {R}{R}{R} makes this a fringe finisher rather than a broad staple.

Could be wrong if More efficient artifact-token production or mana acceleration could make its ETB attack reliably lethal.

A seven-mana triple-red finisher needs a sizable artifact board and compares poorly with established top-end options such as Titan of Industry.

Could be wrong if A competitive artifact shell that can produce red mana and many permanents could give it a testing role.

Even artifact decks must pay {R}{R}{R}; a seven-mana combat-only payoff is too slow and setup-heavy for most Modern lists.

Could be wrong if A fast artifact-token strategy or repeatable cheating effect could convert the haste pump into a lethal one-of.

Legacy can accelerate artifacts, but triple red and a board-dependent combat ETB leave this well behind the format's more efficient threats and payoffs.

Could be wrong if A new red artifact mana shell could make the immediate team-pump attack more practical than expected.

A credible one-shot finisher for artifact-token boards: it supplies haste, trample, and a potentially huge team power boost, but costs seven and no cards.

Could be wrong if Its effectiveness depends heavily on having both a wide creature board and a high artifact count before casting it.

At baseline this is a hasty 6/5 trampler that also boosts the board; extra artifacts can make its arrival attack devastating despite seven mana and {R}{R}{R}.

Could be wrong if Unknown fixing, speed, and removal may make the triple-red seven-drop too inconsistent to be a true first pick.