In many ways, it operates on the same wavelength as Deathrite Shaman, a creature often heralded as the best ever printed, and regularly referred to as a one-mana planeswalker
Hold Karrthus until at least one opponent commits Dragons, then cast it post-wipe for maximum impact
Admittedly, board wipes such as Sunfall can still get through the cracks, however, this is the exception, not the rule
It appears to have won, residing at the top of a hill, but the dead trees around suggest it was a pyrrhic victory.
This quickly prompted a variety of different opinions from Redditors following this card: If I pulled a card that is 1/1 and probably worth ten times more than the normal version (if not more than that), I would be elated
Then if there are fifteen or more artifact cards in your graveyard, target opponent loses the game