In a deck with a low land count and several mana creatures, Quirion Ranger will often be generating two mana per turn and occasionally a third on your opponents turn
Seven mana sounds like a lot to transform a card, but if you don't win the game after transforming this then things have gone horribly awry
I only found out about what shadowless cards are just a few days ago, so sorry if the legitimacy of these seems kind of obvious, any help is very appreciated :D Here's a "shadowless" raichu next to a normal raichu, and a "shadowless" ponyta next to a normal ponyta (shadowless on the left)
Only the top performers at 9 regional competitions received this card, with 29 copies graded PSA 10 out of 37 total submitted
Otherwise, the player casts it without paying its mana cost if able
Whether you drafted it or opened it in your sealed packs, youre allowed to use it