When that creature dies this turn, exile a number of cards from the top of your library equal to its power, then choose a card exiled this way
If you find Borborygmos with a Griselbrand you will have so many lands free to machine gun everything to death
Alternatively, for you can let your Innocuous Insect hit the battlefield, giving you a card and a 2/1 flying creature
Radiation is an obvious part of the game about surviving in the post-nuclear apocalypse world, and Im glad to see it represented in this crossover
Gerrymandering Gerrymandering is interesting because its one of the cheaper Geddon type of effects, but its generally closer to something like Natural Balance, which punishes players for overextending on lands, rather than being a door-slamming game ender
A few months after release we can safely say that it did not kill Modern but that it left a lasting impression