If you play it on Turn 1, your opponent either spends a removal spell on your one-mana 1/1, which pretty much guarantees youre trading up, or you get to untap and ramp into 4 available mana on Turn 3
The mechanic is themed around dragons in this set, as befits a set like Tarkir: Dragonstorm
This is because by emphasizing the Compote card, this deck gains the advantage in its matchup against the otherwise-threatening Black/Yellow Luffy deck
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It doesn't trigger multiple times if you cast a spell that targets a creature you control multiple times or that targets multiple creatures you control
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