In the context of a game played with creatures where card advantage and selection are game-defining, though, it was absurd, and was banned in Standard in 2017 and in Pioneer in 2019
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I didn't bother running him as he is uninteractive tedium that no one enjoys yet everyone is familiar with how it plays

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Taking into account that it's also a flying creature, it makes a fantastic blocker as well