Against MUD decks, Trygon can help free up your mana from Sphere effects and whittle down their permanents, as only Steel Hellkite or Duplicant can really stop it
Flavorwise, this guy clearly comes from Strixhaven, the magical school we're expecting to visit in an MTG set in 2026
I mean, Gandalf got five cards, while Shadowfax got one plus a cameo on Gandalf, White Riders art
Journey is OK but it is risky and on the clunky side
The abilities on The Beast, Deathless Prince are really fun, pushing you to steal your opponents creatures and using them to attack their owners
Its interesting for a few reasons: you typically build your own deck based around some strategy, and so you need to think about the probabilities of drawing certain cards in a game (there are also cards that exist purely to manipulate the probability of drawing a certain card)