A 2/2 Lobster Citizen that costs one red and one white, Ragost is actually an artifact-meets-lifegain deck, turning your artifacts into Food, and letting you sacrifice them to deal damage to opponents
You can still get close if your deck runs a significant number of artifact lands, though
If that seems like a wild number of themes, it is, but that makes this Golgari commander so intriguing

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Rampant Growth | Illustration by Steven Belledin Ramp gives you more mana than you'd normally have at any given point in the game , considering that you can make only one land drop each turn
Brook Trafton was the man to find the valuable playing card back in June and remained anonymous until this week