In Magic: The Gathering these are represented by something weve never seen before: saga creatures (weve seen sagas and creatures combined before but with one transforming into the other, weve never seen a card be printed as both a saga and creature at the same time before)
Dual lands like Taiga and Tundra are highly sought-after and can sell for thousands of dollars, providing versatility and power to decks that use multiple card colors
Even its standard, non-D23 Promo variant isnt the cheapest card out there
The figure in the background doesnt look like theyre going to be able to help anytime soon, either
Overall, this card is a draw engine, and if you build around it, the strategy is perfectly playable, even if it's not to most players' taste, especially as playing cards exerted can be risky against more aggressive decks
There has never been a deck in the history of Magic that would not have loved to get its hand on one of these, and that's a statement that cannot be made for any other card