Tempt with Discovery
The bet at the heart of Tempting offer is that an opponent's greed pays you double. Hand each of three opponents a free land and they will almost always take it, because declining means falling behind on mana while you advance regardless; the problem is that every "yes" hands you another land of your own. Cast it into a full pod and you can untap fetching four lands while the table fetches three, a tempo swing no honest ramp spell at this cost approaches. The catch is structural rather than textual: the spell scales with table size, so it is thin in a duel (one search, plus at most one more if your lone opponent bites) and only blooms when the gift is irresistible to enough players. That makes it a true multiplayer object, a design that does not translate to one-on-one at all, which is unusual for a green ramp effect. It also rewards lands worth searching for: an untapped dual, a Gaea's Cradle, a Cabal Coffers, anything that turns "a land" into a payload. The political layer is the real texture. You are not casting a spell so much as opening a negotiation, and a savvy table can starve it by collectively declining, accepting the symmetry to deny you the multiplier. That standoff, gift versus discipline, is the whole reason the mechanic exists, and this is its ramp-flavored instance.
