It will remain part of the rotation for Standard for at least a few years, but even once it does, youll still be able to play the cards in formats like Modern (which uses any card released since the 8th edition of Magic began in 2003, including the sets that are still in the Standard rotation)
Cid, Timeless Artificer Dragon's Approach Hare Apparent Persistent Petitioners Rat Colony Relentless Rats Shadowborn Apostle Slime Against Humanity Tempest Hawk Templar Knight
First their is ranked play, which is essentially exactly as the standard non-ranked play except that it tracks your progress in a ranking system made up of various tiers ranging from Bronze all the way to Mythic, with many levels in-between
It reminds some people of a Jace, Vryn's Prodigy that can attack, plus storm players are giving it the eye, too
Her playstyle in the game naturally lends itself to keywords like Haste and First Strike
The menace keyword makes blocking rough, while cards like Reckless Bushwhacker make it hit even harder