Entering the battlefield tapped, this card is already at a disadvantage, which is made worse by its meager stats
The fact that these cards let you sacrifice any Desert and not just themselves means that each extra Desert you have in play could be worth two to three extra points of damage
//// Ragnarok, Divine Deliverance Legendary Creature Beast Avatar 7/6 Vigilance, menace, trample, reach, haste When Ragnarok dies, destroy target permanent and return target nonlegendary permanent card from your graveyard to the battlefield
The exception is Sleight of Hand to try to find Lotus Bloom on Turn 1 in Ad Nauseam, with the flip side being many decks having an important two-drop to find like Baral, Chief of Compliance
We had done some (decidedly unscientific) testing with it, which we even made mention of in the June 2012 announcement
It might play out games a bit differently, but its time to dust off those foil, hat-wearing Zombie tokens