It flourished as an almost Flametongue Kavu-style two-for-one in Lorwyn -era Faerie tribal, and it has shown its strength for long stretches in UR Pauper tempo decks
While this Human Wizard has surely been power-crept heavily, and it does indeed die to Doom Blade, Planeshift 's printing of it still retains a lofty price point, likely due to being the only version of it with a retro frame as well as the only one with the card designer's likeness ( Magic Invitational winner Chris Pikula) featured in the artwork
"Dragon of Mount Gulg" will do nothing for that price, because as of this writing, "Dragon of Mount Gulg" is already the most expensive version of the card, going for around $150
While you skip your draw step, this potent spell can fill your hand each turn at the beginning of your end step, crafting a formidable grip of options as you deftly pilot your strategy around this cornerstone card
New for Lost Caverns of Ixalan will be Special Guests, a new approach to reprints that will see Masters release-level cards reappear in sets with artwork themed around the set
Any blue enchantment removal plan should include a healthy amount of these in their decks