Ive met almost no Elf decks who would decline this card, especially something like Ezuri, who could tap out for mana, activate twice, and then attack for a billion
Players can cast Brainstorm to draw three cards, then put two cards from their hand on top of their library
If you thought just giving your creatures flying was good, this gives all your creatures flying, +2/+2, and firebreathing
If breaking card parity wide open isn't enough, you have Kefka, Ruler of Ruin lurking on the back, which is a completely different kind of threat that maintains the front half's absurd card generation
The four summary tiles help you spot input mistakes quickly (e.g., if a foil total looks too high/low)
However, players who arent familiar with D&Ds wider lore might not realise that there are also many existing characters within the Forgotten Realms of some fame or infamy