The term "ramp" in Magic: The Gathering refers to any spell card that generates a net positive amount of mana, whether that be through floating mana that expires at the end of the phase, lands placed onto your side of the field (though some count searching up lands to put into your hand as ramp as well), or artifacts and cards that create artifacts that can tap for mana
Leyline of Sanctity In response to the resurgence of various Deaths Shadow variants like Grixis and Jund in the post-Uro Modern landscape, MTGO tournaments have also seen a rise in Selesnya Bogles decks that look to exploit the abundance of targeted removal being played right now
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Im most interested in time counters or whatever weird old counters you can stuff into your Atraxa, Praetors Voice decks
You return up to two target creature cards with power 2 or less from your graveyard to the battlefield when it leaves play
In terms of basic stats, Pete is generally unremarkable