Rampaging Soulrager

In Commander, Rampaging Soulrager belongs in graveyard-centric decks where filling the bin is the game plan anyway — reanimator, self-mill, and aristocrats builds can deploy it as a free-roll finisher that grows enormous without any extra investment. Outside Commander, it's largely irrelevant: competitive Constructed formats move too fast for a 5-mana vanilla, and even in Pioneer and Modern the graveyard payoffs with actual abilities — recursive threats, ETB value, combo pieces — crowd it out entirely. Pauper is the one exception worth a second look, where card quality is compressed enough that a sufficiently large trampler or evasion-adjacent body could threaten, but Rampaging Soulrager has neither, so it still falls short.