These play hand-in-hand, but ramp refers to an increased amount of mana available to you, whereas cost reduction just lets you allocate your resources a different way
It could be pretty powerful in a deck that specifically targets the Bench, since it also has an option for taking out the Active Pokmon if it's becoming a problem
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Nor indeed was it the only such card to be kind of shitty and use funky charge counters
In practice, it means an opposing Blasphemous Act will only deal five damage to your board, and a Chandras Ignition will deal double damage to everything that isnt yours (and incidentally, only half to your creatures)