If you do nothing, then you're not using Siege Rhino to its full potential

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Crucible of Worlds Although a reprint in Core 2019, Crucible of Worlds has not had a real printing since 2007 in Tenth Edition
His +1 ability is an all-purpose, defensive buff that'll give you a temporary advantage, while his -2 ability is a more defensive long-term spell
Archmage of Echoes This is a kind of card we see every so often in a commander precon
Ral, Monsoon Mage / Ral, Leyline Prodigy I give a lot of credit to Ral, Monsoon Mage for having a planswalker's +1 ability before earning the spark, and the cost reduction feeds right into playing multiple instants or sorceries