Blame power creep, or the aggressive nature of the best MTG Arena decks right now, but it seems unlikely to me that many decks can cope with a two-drop on their own side of the field that continuously blats them in the face for large chunks of damage
Something that hangs around turn after turn, providing value
Then the Izzet-colored 5/5 Dragon rough to cast but cannot be countered if you've got the mana and then has flying the same ping for card draw, but here just one target, but you can use it to kill off dorks or planeswalkers too and then get your draw on when someone...anyone...casts an instant and sorcery - love it here
The enemy debuted the spell in Final Fantasy 3, and has used it in a variety of scenarios since, often as one of its signature counterattacks
But if youre not playing a deck that relies on getting specific cards into hand, there might not be any real argument against this self-mill powerhouse