Ive always kept it in the back of my mind, but its never seemed good enough to include in my elf decks because the warrior count has never been high enough
Three mana giving you the ability to draw cards at a rate of one life per card is unprecedented still to this day
9 The Third Doctor And Sarah Jane Smith This Just In: A Massive Trampler, Heading Your Way The Doctor isnt generally well-known for his combat prowess, quite the opposite, in fact, but his Third incarnation was an exception to this rule
Both of the two-mana modes here are hugely relevant, especially the green land tutor effect
That first ability resembles the shenanigans you can get up to with Dargo, the Shipwrecker, so in the right deck, you can cast it for two mana, attack for seven (that can only be blocked by legendary creatures), and then sacrifice it to destroy an annoying artifact or creature
Note that Fenrir counts itself for the Ecliptic Growl trigger, so your opponent needs to play a 4/x to stop it from drawing