Its got some crazy cards, strategies and combos that keep your opponent guessing, and today its most popular and competitive iteration can be found in the Emerald/Steel discard deck
This is somewhat comparable to Alesha, Who Smiles at Death: this version is more restrictive and requires transforming first, but you don't need to spend mana to reanimate which is significant
A 2/1 with First Strike can attack on a whole lot of boards, and the fact that this one is so cheap to animate is pretty amazing
To prevent scalping of first-edition cards, it is impossible to tell if a card is a reprint, unless it has been errata'd and had its text changed between printings
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Erayo, Soratami Ascendant to Erayo's Essence: This is one easy flip condition