That uncanny resemblance aside, the artwork for this card is undeniably fantastic, and I particularly enjoy what looks like the loose spell book page leaves drifting in the background
Target Selection: Why These Cards
First was this card: While technically this can be clumped in the "+1/+1 as growth effect" category, I felt it was worthy to point out that this is the first "ooze," that is the first creature that grew not because of an effect but because of the passage of time
If you want to play within the Modern meta on a budget, look to Temur Prowess at around $400, is among similarly-priced decks that exist just under the top-tier decks
This is a really neat design and will make for an interesting choice any time you use this ability
As long as you pump mana into it, this enchantment lets you act as a meat shield for a legendary creature you control