The end result is ridiculous and self-aware in a B-movie, 8-year-olds-Lego-homunculus sort of way
Pluto, Friendly Pooch is a great tool that helps this deck put the pressure on, and I expect it will have a place in the Into the Inklands meta as well
Although "Vampire's Domain" and "Vampire Domination" allow the user to gain back the lifepoints
Or 10 times, if you use all your Puzzles to get back Flare Grunts
Hes a once per turn sacrifice outlet in disguise with extra steps involved, which is good when speaking in terms of making a commander not too powerful
Its highly impactful as an interactive threat that hits really hard, but costs just enough to be a finisher instead of a why the hell would R&D think something like this was okay to print? The color-intensive cost prevents this from going into every deck, making it a great reward for reading signals correctly