The fact that it's an artifact is great too, since even though Affinity lists might not want this, it has some great synergy with Deadly Dispute-style cards in general
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When evaluating evasive characters, I am mainly interested in the amount of lore they can provide
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Dragons were obviously going to find themselves in a D&D MTG set in other ways, and there are a few cool examples of this
My individual opinion of a card also wont be colored by my thought that the number of Treasures in Commander is just too damn high