There's a point at which creatures in Magic: The Gathering get so big that they might as well say you win if they hit your opponent
An important part of Making Magic is to give an insight into Magic design, and there's quite a bit of math involved
3 mana is a bit much, but not terrible amount to keep up
Since it's a non-Human, you can mutate Animar, Soul Of Elements, and give the creature protection from white and black, two of the colors with the most removal spells
Sure, they look good, but I'd hardly call this a unique art treatment. Clever not-technically-incorrect marketing lingo really took some creative liberties with this draft set
This deck makes use of Pantlazas discover trigger to generate value and assemble wins