Curie needs support to be worth running, but the one-two punch of pressure and card draw is worth the scaffolding
On their turn, they have to tap four permanents, which will often tap them out and cost them their whole turn
You then immediately flip a coin
Players choose which side of the room they're casting and pay the appropriate mana, but are then able to "unlock" the other side of the room at sorcery speed by paying its mana cost to get both benefits
Perhaps the best thing about Quiver Time, though, is the stylish design and attention to detail
Tom Jenkot and his team came up with the awesome showcase treatment, with the circular shape expressing what happens inside the Ring, and of course symbolizing the power that the quest for the One Ring can have in the different characters internal struggles