Call it a hunch, but I have a feeling the 'land side' of this card is going to be a lot more relevant than the 'bird side' 99% of the time
From a gameplay perspective, it's incredibly easy to get out, immensely oversized on the battlefield, and resilient to removal, since you can cast it from the graveyard
When the alarm crystals flash, Dranniths finest answer the call
Rarest official Pokemon card ever made
Conniving is the name of the game with this deck, but the creatures sometimes don't mesh well with the strategy, and instead it gets a little lost, especially if you can't get good Connive cards on the board early on
Anytime it attacks, you can sacrifice a Food token you get to draw a card, giving you plenty of answers for anything else your opponent might throw your way