If you prefer certainty over the thrill of the chase, buying singles is more cost-effective for specific cards
While his second ability is a little underwhelming, netting you a 4/4 red Dragon token for four loyalty, his final ability lets you tutor up any number of Dragons from your deck and put them directly into play, which is a wildly powerful effect
As always, the use of these specific tokens is optional
Another bonus to the creature having a non-0 toughness is that cards like Blade of Shared Souls can exist that have a cool ability, but dont grant any power or toughness
Facilier card for just five ink - helping you to start cycling characters and questing for lore even earlier in a match
I held a brief, unscientific twitter poll the other day to get a quick consensus on what the most broken commanders are