Stone-Giant of High Pass

Slower and less immediate than Trumpeting Carnosaur; artifact-sacrifice ramp may test it, but seven mana is a major cost.

Could be wrong if Revealed Treasure and artifact support could make the sacrifice ability more reliable than currently visible.

It is far behind Atraxa, Grand Unifier and Titan of Industry as a cheat target, while hard-casting seven mana is too slow.

Could be wrong if A new red artifact-ramp shell could support it, though no such credible shell is supplied.

Cityscape Leveler is a stronger big-mana payoff, and established reanimation targets offer much more immediate value than this Giant.

Could be wrong if A dedicated artifact-sacrifice combo or accelerated red shell could give it a narrow role.

Even cheat-into-play decks prefer immediate threats such as Atraxa or Archon of Cruelty; this needs extra mana and fodder to matter.

Could be wrong if A new efficient way to exploit its attack trigger or artifact sacrifice text could create a fringe use.

A self-fueling sacrifice outlet and recurring 4-damage effect are useful in artifact-token decks, but seven mana is a steep rate.

Could be wrong if Token density and access to mana-producing artifacts may make its repeatable damage stronger than expected.

A 7/7 that brings a body and keeps making artifact fodder can dominate stalled boards, though seven mana and no evasion restrain it.

Could be wrong if Unknown set speed, fixing, and removal determine whether this expensive threat is premium or merely solid.