The Rough Skin ability makes it all worth it, since attacking Druddigon will cause your opponent to take 20 damage in return
At the end of the day, though, it's a cool, cheap budget friendly option that will almost certainly get you multiple creatures back for a solid rate
I think its the holy grail Im my collection. The card in question is a Burger King Platinum stamp promo iteration of the Glaceon from the Majestic Dawn set, which came out in the Diamond and Pearl era of the game back in 2008
While EDHREC disagrees and suggests that only the mono-greeniest of mono-green generals play the card in high percentages, it just strikes me as odd that such a Commander-iconic card only has the standard foil multiplier of two.
Thats breaking parity, and its the difference between: I slowed the table down, and I slowed the table down, and Im the only one still playing Magic. Common ways Stax decks break parity: Deck construction: low curve, more creatures, fewer noncreature spells (so your tax piece mostly hits opponents)