MTG Resonating Lute Standard-legal four-cost mana doublers have caused a lot of problems in the formats history
Its a mono red, group hug deck that freely gives resources to the whole table, with the primary aim being to accelerate the game and reveling in the chaos that ensues
Bello, Bard of the Brambles sagas could be pretty fun too
This is a flexible, powerful ability, particularly effective in combination with the natural flying ability that many Insects possess
Its not just a bad card, its a deliberate, useless placeholder
His article includes the quote "it appears that the two, three and four-mana slots are where the majority of your spells should be." Frank is right, if what you're looking to do is optimize your curve and minimize variation in gameplay, which is precisely what competitive players want to do