The thing is his other effects are so good you often find you would rather save him to get those on the go, certainly in the mid and late game
2016: Master Trinketeer by Matt Stewart, Kaladesh The Chesley-nominated, Gepetto-esque work from Kaladesh by Matt Stewart is a compilation of everything the artist does best: incredible detail, beautiful and poignant lighting, and a cornucopia of emotion that spills out of this work as you look closer and closer
Your opponents will rarely be able to interact with it unless theyre using the likes of Stifle
Lastly, Rahilda, Wanted Cutthroat is essentially a Robber of the Rich for Werewolves, which I think is a nice addition to the Werewolves deck
The first one, On the Case is a Detective-focused Sapphire-Steel deck centred on cards that can interact with each other in order to create some nice game play
I want to explore this place