I was immediately reminded of a similarly costed card that started its life as a singleton but grew to a dominant force because early copies, even those cast for small values of X, would snowball into later ones
Both my brother and I dove head first into the Oldschool format, and started building fun budget decks, both agreeing that we would never spend the money on Power Nine
You rip cards out of their hand, block their items, and then unleash a one-shot KO when theyre completely helpless
If youre fortunate enough to have the chance to work with a distributor directly, theyll frequently do the same, but your cost basis will almost always be lower as you only have to worry about the distributors profit requirements and not those of a store buying from a distributor
With no downsides and a host of useful attributes, youll never want to skip an opening hand that includes Ragavan
There is the possibility you deck yourself, but I love embracing the random