Its still a solid interactive piece that could massively swing a game in your favor if your opponent thinks youre dead and out of castable spells
You target a player as The Stone Brain's activated ability is put on the stack, but you don't name a card until it resolves
Since omens have some extra rules that change how they're resolved, they can lead to some questions if things get complicated in the middle of a game
It's nice that it hits the whole table, but the effect from the first two chapters is fairly small, the third chapter is pretty telegraphed and, let's be honest, a big, dumb beatstick that doesn't have evasion or haste isnt that scary unless you have a way to negate or redirect the damage, like a Pariah effect
Its a cheap two-mana creature that can get Deathtouch and potentially extra power when its attacking
Meet Sengir, the Dark Baron, a legendary Vampire Nobel with Partner