From there, you can use the mana from the Treasure to sacrifice the squirrel with Chatterfangs ability targeting some other creature, and if you hold priority, you can essentially give -X/-X infinitely to any creature and create infinite death and enter-the-battlefield triggers
Instead, they tapped four mana, drew a full hands worth of cards, then took another turn to defeat us
A card with an exactly centered print is considered a 50/50, for example, and any deviation from that is measured in terms of how much the proportion favors one side of the card over the other
But unlike that you can recur another permanent to your battlefield if you lost something to trigger your stuff
Splashability: 4 While Push is as splashable as the rest of these one-color cards, it's rarely dipped into as an off-color sideboard option
If you had no mana or forgot to respond, the creature would simply die