As a result, these cards will have some extreme premiums over their cheaper variants
I believe this came about because they wanted a mischievous creature on the back that punished the opponent for not having enough cards in their hand, and flavor-wise, that felt a lot like a faerie (it was an imp when it was on Equilor)
Its adventure side, Tyr's Blessing, gives any creature indestructible at instant speedgreat for surprise blocks or saving a key attacker
And it's not even close
Some creature types, like Bears or Spiders, lack the kind of synergistic support youll find in other tribal decks
If your deck has lots of land , or if you've got a handful of land courtesy of something like Boundless Realms, then suddenly Cultivator Colossus is arriving as a 12/12 that also draws you a bunch of cards