Sun Titan also requires as much, if not more building around than Primal Titan and is just a bit clumsy to get very excited about
You never want this in mono-green, but it does great work when you pair it with colors like black or blue that care about artifacts more broadly
This tactic is particularly wise if youre playing a colour like blue or green, both of which struggle to remove creatures themselves
Not true of Pyrewood Gearhulk, though, who ends up adding something spicy into the mix: Damage cant be prevented the turn it enters
This land card can tap for one colourless mana, tap for one mana of any colour as long as its for a legendary spell, and add one mana of any colour among legendary permanents you control
Its combination of abilities while interesting serve no particular purpose in current deck building, and likely wont see play