For years, black and red were the kings of Limited because we allowed many of their kill spells at common to be what we call "two-for-ones." A two-for-one is a spell that allows you to kill a creature while giving you another resource
Of course, Treefolk, or in Middle-Earth, Ents, make up an important part of the series, and one of the most notable of these noble giants is Fangorn, whose forest plays a pivotal role in the trilogy
Forget definitely isnt as good as the Trademage, but it only sees play in 172 of 1,936,995 blue decks on EDHRec
Hermit Druid is among them
Well, of course, once you start down that path, you end up playing Toolcraft Exemplar, and even if you start out rationalizing it on the splash, Concealed Courtyard becomes too hard to pass up, what with Unlicensed Disintegration and all
Heres what it looks like when I put the Adventure Dragon on the curve based on the Adventure mana, and each Dragon on the curve based on the eminence mana discount: Ah, thats much more like it, dont you think