The dwarf, which also shows up due to the low cost of 1W, allows the player to draw a new card as soon as you play an Aura, Equipment or Vehicle card
That is a useful addition to how powerful the Dragonlord can be
Too few lands or too many any number rats
With serialized copies of The Watcher in the Water going for $1,000 and The One Ring going for $3,500 and $7,500, theres definitely money to be made
This card depicts Mega Rayquaza ex in its Shiny form
Im a big fan of noncreature tokens in general, since they give R&D more options when designing resource-generating effects than just draw a card. In the best cases, they can open up more nuanced resource-management decisions even for aggro decks, which Im definitely looking forward to here with Anje, Voldaren Bloodcaster and Falkenrath Forebear