Anyways, the idea of fleshing out this design by running a lot of Swamps and thus committing to Black was very important to success
With a 4 mana cost, this 2/3 creature really rewards you for getting creatures into play, something that green decks tend to like doing anyway
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There are also some really cool Commander staples that make the Tyranid Swarm a good choice for newer players